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Post by anywhere but home era on Jan 10, 2023 13:15:11 GMT -5
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Post by anywhere but home era on Mar 20, 2023 7:06:34 GMT -5
13th show: Madison Square Garden aka "The World's Most Famous Arena" hosted Evanescence last week. It's a huge milestone and a famous place where Amy always wanted to play. The show was SOLD OUT. Amy: “We’ve been waiting all this time for someone else to pay for the parking” ( video) Setlist: www.setlist.fm/setlist/evanescence/2023/madison-square-garden-new-york-ny-4bbbb3be.htmlSetlist photos by pjsvids: Merch photos by sarahbear and Cinthya Nieto: Fan art by GamesOfEv: 🔥 Madison Square Garden New York Photo Dump Photos by: Cinthya Nieto, masaki, Ellen Thee Qbertplaya, Amy McLawhorn, Nina Westervelt, lacura_, Jon Ashworth, Ev stories, Peter Shields, Suleidys, Yoko Higuchi, Emma Anzai, Adedeji Jenkins, Jordan Miller, Emma Wannie, Gary Hoagland, Rick Carr, kostas.go, lucky.welive, voidviking, Seb Cmoua, Tricia Weaver, Alex Choi, David Andrako, Michael Pinkerton, pianhezslotnick, Joseph Buscarello Reviews: Evanescence Celebrate 20 Years of ‘Fallen’ At Madison Square Garden idobi.com/high-life/evanescence-celebrate-20-years-of-fallen-at-madison-square-garden/"When Evanescence broke onto the scene in the early 00s, Amy Lee immediately became a vocal powerhouse vocalist in the world of rock and roll and beyond. Her dynamic range effortlessly gliding over the band’s heavy gothic sound became a benchmark for others that still exists to this day. And fast-forward to today, where such power was on clear display at The Garden. A room that can be somewhat notorious for drowning out bands who can’t properly fill the void, Lee & Co had no such issue. Every note was as crystal clear as the last, reaching all the way up to the upper bowl and all 20,000 strong providing a backing vocal for one of the greatest voices of a generation. This was the first time that Evanescence had performed at The Garden; a fact that outwardly filled Lee with joy. She joked with the crowd halfway through the set, saying, “it has been a dream of mine to play this room for such a long time. I’m just happy someone else is paying for the parking!” The second half of the set leaned heavily into The Bitter Truth material, with the band putting enormous energy behind their performance. Lee bounced all over the massive stage, running up and down the catwalk without missing a single note. The only moment that energy slowed was when a grand piano emerged from under the stage, and the first heartbreaking chords of “My Immortal” filled the air. With the stage dark, apart from some sparse lighting behind Lee, the entire room sang every word of the 2003 hit as one."
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