Will Hunt - $10,000 Drum Kit (2011) and The Other Side Drums (2012)

This is a short video recorded by Will Hunt when he was recording with Evanescence in 2011. In this video he is showing you the drum kit - priced $10,000 according to him. The self-titled album was recorded in the Black Bird Studio in Nashville, and it was produced by the Grammy-winning Nick Raskulinecz (Foo Fighters, Deftones, Stone Sour, Rush, etc).

He also uploaded a video of him playing the drums for The Other Side:

While he uploaded the videos to the fans in Easter 2013, he was working with Device with Disturbed's frontman David Draiman as Evanescence was still on hiatus.

Here are other drum cam videos he uploaded earlier:

• Going Under drums
• What You Want drums

Lemmy Kilmister - Listen To Them, You Won't Be Sorry (2011)

The lead vocalist and bassist of the heavy metal band Motorhead, Lemmy Kilmister, admitted that he liked Evanescence. Lemmy has stated in several interviews that he indeed listened to the band.

According to an interview in 2007 by Stay Thirsty Media, he said that Evanescence was great with excellent songs, arrangement, and production and that he had seen them live in Las Vegas.

He revealed some of his favorite records (but he also mentioned his own band, Motorhead), and told us "listen to all of them, you won't be sorry".

This video was uploaded by Rhapsody in March 2011, months before the third studio album of Evanescence was released. In 2012, Amy Lee posted a photo of her and Lemmy backstage when they were touring in Germany.

Walk On Stage with Evanescence - NME Exclusive (2011)

In this video you can watch Evanescence's backstage preparations before they performed at Hammersmith Apollo, last November 5, 2011.

Evanescence Live @ Nobel Peace Prize Concert (2011)

Evanescence performing "Lost In Paradise" and "Bring Me To Life" at the 18th annual Nobel Peace Prize concert for the first time ever in 2011. The concert was held in Oslo, Norway on December 11, 2011.

Amy Lee Falls On Stage During Concert (2011)

A video recorded by a fan showing Amy Lee falls on stage during the song "What You Want" at Terminal 5, New York City in November 1st, 2011. After the show, she tweeted that she had a great time and that she "busted her ass".

Amy Lee InMusic Interview (2011)

Frontwoman Amy Lee being interviewed by Catherine Main from InMusic on October 25, 2011.

One of the questions was about her most prized possessions, and she answered her cats, different from what she answered during the Q&A at Yahoo! Nissan Live Sets, which was her husband. Many consider this as one of the best interviews of Evanescence / Amy Lee.

Find out other facts about Amy Lee in this interview.

Evanescence - We're Number One! (2011)

Evanescence raising glasses and celebrating their third studio album "Evanescence" that topped the Billboard 200.

Amy Lee Interview by Veja Magazine (2011)

Veja (a Brazilian Magazine) interviewing Amy Lee when Evanescence came to Rio De Janeiro to perform at Rock In Rio in October 2011. Veja Magazine asked about Amy Lee's 5 favorite artists.

Amy Lee Playing the Harp for "Secret Door" (2012)

Evanescence's frontwoman Amy Lee playing the harp in the studio during the recording of the song "Secret Door". The song itself is one of the bonus tracks available on the deluxe version of the album "Evanescence".

Evanescence Acoustic Live on Sirius XM (2011)

Evanescence's Amy Lee and Troy McLawhorn (and Dave Eggar on cello) performing acoustic songs live on Sirius XM Radio + interview and Q&As. It was aired on December 25, 2011. The setlist:


1:38 - Acoustic of "Bring Me To Life"
5:30 - 1st Interview
12:58 - Acoustic of "Lithium"
16:50 - 2nd Interview
19:40 - 1st Q&A
22:53 - Acoustic of "Lost In Paradise"
28:10 - 3rd Interview
35:52 - Acoustic of "My Immortal"
40:20 - 4th Interview
44:56 - 2nd Q&A
48:32 - Acoustic of "My Heart is Broken"
52:55 - Final Interview
1:02:10 - Acoustic of "Secret Door"

Evanescence Live @ Rock In Rio - Full Concert (2011)

Missed the Rock In Rio that was broadcast live on Youtube last October 2011? You can watch the full concert here. The band played the songs from their 3rd album plus the older songs from their previous records including "Bring Me To Life" and "Call Me When You're Sober".

Update October 2012: Amy Lee revealed in an interview that they had a little bit of a hard time playing there.

Evanescence Z100 Special Halloween Show (2011)

Evanescence playing at Z100's P.C. Richard & Son Theater, New York, on October 31, 2011. The special Halloween show was also streamed live on Z100's official website.

Troy McLawhorn Interview with DunlopTV (2011)

Bryan Kehoe from DunlopTV checked out Evanescence's tour bus and interviewed guitarist Troy McLawhorn. Troy shared about his background, how he came to join Evanescence, his gear, as well as his most favorite libations.

Terry Balsamo Almost Killed by Headbanging (Artisan News 2011)

Evanescence's guitarist Terry Balsamo's short interview about his stroke in 2005 and his way to prevent it from happening again.

Tim McCord - On The Record (2011)

Tim Mccord's answer on one of his favorite albums of all time.

Live Billboard Q&A with Amy Lee Part 6/6 (2011)

This video shows Amy Lee being interviewed live by Billboard (part 6 of 6) to celebrate the release of Evanescence's self-titled album on October 11, 2011.

Live Billboard Q&A with Amy Lee Part 5/6 (2011)

This video shows Amy Lee being interviewed live by Billboard (part 5 of 6) to celebrate the release of Evanescence's self-titled album on October 11, 2011.

Live Billboard Q&A with Amy Lee Part 4/6 (2011)

This video shows Amy Lee being interviewed live by Billboard (part 4 of 6) to celebrate the release of Evanescence's self-titled album on October 11, 2011.

Live Billboard Q&A with Amy Lee Part 3/6 (2011)

This video shows Amy Lee being interviewed live by Billboard (part3 of 6) to celebrate the release of Evanescence's self-titled album on October 11, 2011.

Live Billboard Q&A with Amy Lee Part 2/6 (2011)

This video shows Amy Lee being interviewed live by Billboard (part 2 of 6) to celebrate the release of Evanescence's self-titled album on October 11, 2011.