Evanescence Singer Adjusting To Being A Rock Star

Evanescence's Amy Lee is still adjusting to being a rock star on stage.

The singer admitted during band's five year hiatus between second album, "The Open Door", in 2006 and their self titled third album earlier this year she has forgotten how to carry herself on stage.

She told Kerrang magazine: "I had definitely assimilated back into normal life, so I'm still trying to remember how to adjust into being a rock star onstage and know how to say stuff in between songs that doesn't sound stupid."

Amy - who is in the band with Terry Balsamo, Tim McCord, Troy McLawhorn and Will Hunt - is currently touring the US but already looking forward to when the band can next come to play in Europe because the crowds are so "rowdy".

She added: "We love playing in different countries. I love our fans in the States, but it seems like more of a special event when we leave the US.

"Europeans tend to be a little more rowdy. We definitely have a cool fan base there - our London show sold out so fast that they added another night. We're excited to give the fans what they want."

Thanks for the report to ContactMusic.com.

Comments

[K.i.S.A.]

-Sits and waits for AnnihilationUK to say he would destroy her-

[NOTONFACEBOOK]

She's a rock star?

[StellarMILRock3]

She is so right about europe crowds being rowdier, almost every rock concert I go to lately in the states the crowd is so lame and boring and holding their camera phones....every time I see a youtube vid of a concert in europe the crowd is jumping and going crazy!! so jealous, and interesting our society lacks so much energy and enthusiasm

[vennaco]

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StellarMILRock3 wrote:

She is so right about europe crowds being rowdier, almost every rock concert I go to lately in the states the crowd is so lame and boring and holding their camera phones....every time I see a youtube vid of a concert in europe the crowd is jumping and going crazy!! so jealous, and interesting our society lacks so much energy and enthusiasm

I live in Belgium and the crowds here, in my experience, are awful. People get upset if you stand up, you may aswell watch the gig on a screen at the cinema. I am Irish though and let me assure you that in Ireland the crowd always goes wild!