Evanescence have never been a band that simply releases a song — they release a feeling. And with “Tell Me When You’ve Had Enough”, the latest single from their upcoming double‑vinyl album Sanctuary, they’ve dropped one of their most confrontational, self‑possessed statements in years. Filmed on the road during the band’s 2026 North American tour and directed by Eric Richter, the video captures Evanescence in their most natural habitat: under lights, under pressure, and utterly unshakeable.

“Tell Me When You’ve Had Enough” is a track built for the moment you finally snap the chains. Co‑written and produced by Zakk Cervini and Jordan Fish — two architects of modern alt‑rock intensity — the song asks the question so many people swallow: How much more are you willing to take?

It’s classic Evanescence in its emotional clarity, but the production pushes into a sharper, more volatile space. Amy Lee’s vocal cuts through like a warning flare, equal parts vulnerability and defiance. If Sanctuary is the band’s next chapter, this track is the door slamming behind them as they walk into it.

Shot during the band’s recent North American tour, the video feels like a dispatch from the front lines. No theatrics, no narrative overlays — just a band in motion, feeding off the roar of thousands. Richter’s direction leans into the sweat, the grit, the adrenaline of a group who’ve spent two decades proving they’re not a nostalgia act but a living, evolving force. It’s Evanescence stripped back to muscle and intent.

The UK and Europe arena run kicks off 8 September in Leeds, with stops in Manchester, Birmingham and a sold‑out finale at London’s O2. Poppy joins the UK and EU dates, with K‑Flay and Nova Twins rotating across the run — a line‑up that feels curated for maximum genre‑bending chaos.

8 Sept — Leeds, First Direct Arena (Low Ticket Alert)
10 Sept — Manchester, Co‑op Live (Sold Out)
11 Sept — Birmingham, Utilita Arena (Low Ticket Alert)
13 Sept — London, The O2 (Sold Out)

Evanescence’s long‑standing partnership with PLUS1 continues, with £1/$1/€1 from every ticket supporting humanitarian and medical relief worldwide. Fans have already helped raise over half a million dollars — a reminder that this band’s community isn’t just loud, it’s mobilised.

The band’s momentum right now is wild:

“Who Will You Follow” became the fastest‑moving rock radio single of their career, hitting #1 across multiple Billboard charts.
“Bring Me To Life” earned Diamond certification, making it one of only 14 songs in history to do so.
“Afterlife” (from Netflix’s Devil May Cry) became their biggest single since Fallen, with 150M+ streams.
“End of You” — Amy Lee, Poppy, Courtney LaPlante — became the first all‑female collaboration to hit #1 at US Rock Radio.

Out 4 September, Sanctuary arrives as a double‑vinyl release via Sony — a format that suits the album’s cinematic scale. The tracklist reads like a journey through confrontation, healing, and reclamation:

Beautiful Lie
Tell Me When You’ve Had Enough
Who Will You Follow
Rapture
Afterlife
Sanctuary
How Do I Heal
About Us
Calm Down
Self Destruct
Forever Without You
Wide Open Heart

If The Bitter Truth was the band’s firestorm, Sanctuary feels like the aftermath — scorched earth, rebuilt foundations, and a new skyline forming.

From Fallen’s global takeover to stadium‑level dominance in Brazil, Evanescence have always thrived in the tension between fragility and ferocity. But 2026 feels different. Bigger. Sharper. More intentional.

Amy Lee’s voice — still one of the most unmistakable in rock — is carrying the band into a chapter that isn’t about survival, but sovereignty.

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