Noughties rock legend fuels rumours she’ll join legendary band for iconic reunion, saying ‘they should ask me!’
ROCK legend Amy Lee has fuelled rumours she’ll join Linkin Park for their iconic reunion, saying “they should ask me!”
The Grammy award-winning singer and Evanescence frontwoman responded after reports Linkin Park were rehearsing with a female singer.
Linkin Park frontman Chester Bennington tragically died in 2017, having sold more than 100 million records and fronting one of the biggest bands in the world.
Amy, 41, told Canada’s iHeart Radio she’d like the gig.
She said: “I have not heard that. No, I have not been contacted or anything like that.
“But I’m a huge fan, I feel like our worlds, our fanbases are a lot of the same people.”
The Bring Me To Life singer added of the rumours: “No, it’s not true
“But that’s awesome. They should ask me about that. I don’t have a ton of free time, but I might do it part time.”
Singer Chester took his own life in 2017 aged just 41.
The father-of-two died just months after close pal and fellow rocker Chris Cornell also died by suicide.
It comes after Evanescence fired guitarist Jen Majura in May 2022.
Jen told Ibagenscast last year: “Altogether, I have not been good.
“I’m okay, but I’m far away from being good… When life throws s**t at you, honestly… I mean, take a look at the whole scenario.”
She revealed she came out of a relationship before the Covid pandemic, adding: “In the beginning of 2020, I lost my dear-hearted relationship.
“That was followed by two years of isolation and lockdowns and the whole pandemic situation.
“Great! And then finally things get back to kind of ‘normal-ish’, and then May happens.
“So I can’t really say that my past few, couple of years have been great. So 2023 is gonna be amazing, right?”
Evanescence has since announced Sick Puppies bassist Emma Anzai has joined the lineup.