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Evanescence - A Live Session From Rock Falcon Studio (2020)

"They will be ""performing both new and sold songs"" during the event – which is dubbed Evanescence: A Live Session From Rock Falcon Studio – with the group having gotten together remotely from Nashville, Sacramento and Germany in order to film it. A press release states that Evanescence will play ""live renditions of songs from their upcoming album The Bitter Truth for the first time, as well as some fan favourites and a few can’t-miss surprises""."
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"They will be ""performing both new and sold songs"" during the event – which is dubbed Evanescence: A Live Session From Rock Falcon Studio – with the group having gotten together remotely from Nashville, Sacramento and Germany in order to film it. A press release states that Evanescence will play ""live renditions of songs from their upcoming album The Bitter Truth for the first time, as well as some fan favourites and a few can’t-miss surprises""."

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In Theaters:10/30/2020
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Runtime:41 minutes
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