Evanescence have released their new song 'Afterlife' for Netflix's Devil May Cry series

Evanescence have released new track 'Afterlife', which will feature in Netflix's upcoming Devil May Cry animated series.

The song, co-written by Amy Lee alongside Mako's Alex Seaver, sees the band collaborate with producers Nick Raskulinecz and Seaver. An alternate version of the track will appear throughout the animated adaptation of Capcom's game series.

The Netflix series follows Dante, a demon-hunter-for-hire, as sinister forces attempt to open a portal between the human and demon realms.

Evanescence, currently comprising Amy Lee (vocals, keyboards), Tim McCord (guitar), Will Hunt (drums), Troy McLawhorn (guitars), and Emma Anzai (bass, backing vocals), are focusing on creating new music throughout 2025 while also performing select live dates.

Their dates in full read:

MAY
14 Hollywood Bowl, Los Angeles (Special Guest with Halsey)

SEPTEMBER
13 Raymond James Stadium, Tampa (Special Guest with My Chemical Romance)
21 Louder Than Life Festival, Louisville

NOVEMBER
1 Optus Stadium, Perth (Special Guest with Metallica)
5 Adelaide Oval, Adelaide (Special Guest with Metallica)
8 Marvel Stadium, Melbourne (Special Guest with Metallica)
12 Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane (Special Guest with Metallica)
15 Accor Stadium, Sydney Olympic Park (Special Guest with Metallica)
19 Eden Park, Auckland (Special Guest with Metallica)

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