Exclusive: Amy Lee of Evanescence Addresses Linkin Park Rumors – Could She Join the Band Part-Time?

Frontwoman of the iconic band Evanescence, Amy Lee, has recently addressed rumors circulating online suggesting she could be the new lead singer of the disbanded Linkin Park. Speculations arose following the tragic passing of Linkin Park’s frontman, Chester Bennington, in 2017, leading fans to wonder about the future of the band.

In a recent interview on Canada’s iHeart radio, Amy Lee dispelled these rumors, expressing gratitude for the compliments but clarifying that she has not been contacted regarding any potential collaboration with Linkin Park. She mentioned the similarity between their fan bases, reminiscing about brief interactions with Chester Bennington during studio sessions.

Despite the lack of truth to the rumors, Amy Lee acknowledged the idea of taking on a part-time role with Linkin Park if the opportunity arose. Her openness to the suggestion sparked interest among fans, although no official discussions or plans have been confirmed.

On the other hand, Linkin Park’s Mike Shinoda has been focusing on his solo projects and has not indicated any plans for a band reunion. He hinted at new music releases in 2024, keeping fans eager for what’s to come from his creative endeavors.

In more positive news, Evanescence recently announced a Canadian tour with Halestorm, set to begin on October 15th in Vancouver. The nine-date tour promises an exciting musical experience for fans of both bands, showcasing their unique sounds and electrifying performances.

As the music industry continues to evolve and surprise fans with unexpected collaborations and tours, the possibility of new musical ventures remains endless. While the future of Linkin Park and the potential involvement of Amy Lee may still be uncertain, the excitement among listeners is undeniably palpable. Stay tuned for more updates and exclusive offers from Metal Hammer by signing up below!

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