Evanescence Details The Open Door Reissue

Evanescence's 2003 album Fallen sold 14 million copies worldwide. The Open Door's 20th anniversary expanded reissue is planned for release in November 2026. The Open Door will be reissued through Craft Recordings on November 6. Amy Lee said The Open Door is a better album than Fallen. She also described The Open Door as more sensual than Fallen.

Bring Me To Life reached number one in the United Kingdom and remained there for five weeks in summer 2003. Paul McCoy, the lead singer of 12 Stones, contributed vocals to Bring Me To Life. Amy Lee said Call Me When You're Sober was about several people, particularly in connection with a breakup and the end of her last major relationship. Ben Moody was replaced by Terry Balsamo after Moody left Evanescence.

Evanescence bassist Will Boyd left the band. Amy Lee said much of the writing on Fallen was done when she was younger and insecure. Lee described herself as someone who retains control of Evanescence and said that this is about the band's art.