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Evanescence in Concert
Mar 28, 2012
Evanescence are finally set to make a long overdue return to Australia!
Evanescence, renowned for their classically influenced haunting, hammering hard rock sound, beautifully lead by Amy Lee's wrneching vocals ranging from delicate to dramatic, primal to passionate. Piano-led broodings swell at pace upon intricate, hammering guitars, creating stunning hard-driving tunes.
Global success arrived for Evanescence with the delivery of their 2003 debut album 'Fallen', featuring the epic #1 single 'Bring Me To Life' and universal hit 'My Immortal'. The album earned the band two prestigious Grammy Awards and cultivated international acclaim.
'The Open Door' was the second instalment from Evanescence. Housing massive hit singles 'Call Me When You're Sober' and 'Lithium', the hugely successful album hitting #1 on the ARIA album chart.
In 2010 Evanescence returned to the studio, resulting in the October 2011 release of their eponymous, long awaited third studio album. Spearheaded by the single 'What You Want', the album hit #1 in the US Billboard charts and debuted at the top of the charts around the world.
Tickets on sale 9th Febuary 2012.
Prices:
Reserved Seating - $99.90
General Admission - $99.90
Complete Concert Experience - $169.90
Evanescence, renowned for their classically influenced haunting, hammering hard rock sound, beautifully lead by Amy Lee's wrneching vocals ranging from delicate to dramatic, primal to passionate. Piano-led broodings swell at pace upon intricate, hammering guitars, creating stunning hard-driving tunes.
Global success arrived for Evanescence with the delivery of their 2003 debut album 'Fallen', featuring the epic #1 single 'Bring Me To Life' and universal hit 'My Immortal'. The album earned the band two prestigious Grammy Awards and cultivated international acclaim.
'The Open Door' was the second instalment from Evanescence. Housing massive hit singles 'Call Me When You're Sober' and 'Lithium', the hugely successful album hitting #1 on the ARIA album chart.
In 2010 Evanescence returned to the studio, resulting in the October 2011 release of their eponymous, long awaited third studio album. Spearheaded by the single 'What You Want', the album hit #1 in the US Billboard charts and debuted at the top of the charts around the world.
Tickets on sale 9th Febuary 2012.
Prices:
Reserved Seating - $99.90
General Admission - $99.90
Complete Concert Experience - $169.90
Location:
Newcastle Entertainment Centre
Newcastle Entertainment Centre
Time:
8pm
late
8pm
late
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