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Currently celebrating their 15 millionth Facebook Like, the Grammy Award winning rock band have announced that they will be returning to the UK for the first time since their brief visit in November 2011, when their self titled album topped the Billboard charts and other charts around the world.

The band have spent the summer playing sold out shows in Europe and around the world and head out on their Carnival of Madness tour in the US at the end of July. Recently singer Amy Lee was chosen as the recipient of the Luella Bennack Award at United Cerebral Palsy's 11th Annual Women Who Care Luncheon, for her work with the Out of The Shadows charity. The band also played at the Nobel Peace Prize concert in Oslo at the end of last year.

The Used and LostAlone will join the tour as special guests.

Evanescence

Evanescence's use of that rarest of things in rock - a female lead vocalist - has proved a phenomenal success. With what some call a meteoric rise to the top, Evanescence's first album, 'Fallen', brought them global success with two Top 10 singles, 'My Immortal' and 'Bring Me To Life', and two Grammy® Awards in 2003 (Best New Artist and Best Hard Rock Performance for 'Bring Me To Life'). Second album 'The Open Door' was defined by Amy Lee's beautiful melodies, profound lyrics, stunning vocals and poignant piano, merged with Terry Balsamo's urgent, yet intricate guitar playing and formed a remarkable, ethereal blend perfectly rooted in the band's rock and classical sensibilities, including the hit single 'Call Me When You're Sober'.
Evanescence tour dates

The Used

Besides homelessness and substance abuse, The Used have overcome incredible difficulties to carve a name for themselves in the ultra-conservative confines of their Utah home towns. With a fiercely unpredictable show, crafted and honed on a punishing road schedule, they've created a raw but touching sound that veers wildy from a whisper to a full-on screeching wail.
The Used tour dates

LostAlone

You want attitude? Here ya go then - a slice of brattish brit-punk, complete with crashing guitars vying for the limelight and a melody climbing into your brain to declare war on the establishment. Have some!
LostAlone tour dates