Amy Lee tells us among other things about her ultimate Pinkpop feeling.

Evanescence got big after the monster hit "Bring Me To Life" in 2003. Singer Amy Lee was left alone by almost every band member. She kept holding on, wrote some new tunes, found a new writing pal, Terry, and by the release of their album "The Open Door" the band was back in business. Selling millions again and a huge hit 'Call Me When You're Sober' in their back pocket. Terry tells what happened during the writing process. Recorded in november 2006.

Singer Amy Lee from the American band Evanescence is being questioned about the new album "The Open Door". Amy tells about the hard time she had during the writing process. The new band members around her also tell what happened and how the new record came together. Recorded in 2006.

We have a backstage interview with Amy Lee at the Pinkpop Festival in June 2003. She talks about the bands sudden success, humble beginnings, frozen atmosphere and positive outlook. She also explains to us the story behind the single 'Bring Me To Life'.

"Someone just said something to me once and I blew it way out of proportion for the song but I was going through a very hard time in my life and I was totally in denial and I met someone that day and he asked me "are you happy?" It shocked me and made me reevaluate everything that was going on and that's basically what the song is about; finding something that you want to live for."

Evanescence played the 013 Club in Tilburg, Holland in October of 2003. Ben Moody, who left the band in 2003 let us interrupt his dinner to discuss the band, the tour and his favourite musicians. The band was on a big tour and Ben tells about the travelling and how the band is doing now.