Evanescence Reveal They Have Shot a New Music Video

Evanescence have revealed that a brand-new music video is on the way.

The band shared the news in a recent social media post while looking back at their July 28 show in St. Louis. Explaining why they hadn’t previously shared photos from the concert, Evanescence revealed that they had been busy filming a music video.

“Didn’t have time to post this one because we were busy shooting a music video,” the band wrote.

No additional details about the video have been announced yet, including which song it will be for or when fans can expect it to be released.

The announcement comes following Evanescence’s 2026 tour and the release of their sixth studio album, Sanctuary, in June. With the band keeping the identity of the song under wraps for now, fans will have to wait to find out which track is getting the music video treatment.

Evanescence • Sanctuary

Evanescence Shares “Who Will You Follow” Behind The Scenes Video

Evanescence have released a new behind the scenes look at the making of their latest music video, “Who Will You Follow.”

In a post shared on X, the band thanked fans for the overwhelming support the video has received since its release and directed fans to a new making-of feature now available on their official YouTube channel.

“The amount of love we’ve received for our new music video for ‘Who Will You Follow,’ directed by Jensen Noen, has been unbelievable. THANK YOU!” the band wrote.

The behind the scenes video gives fans a closer look at how the music video came together, including filming moments, studio footage, and production clips featuring the band throughout the shoot.

“Who Will You Follow” is the lead single from Evanescence’s upcoming album Sanctuary, set for release on June 5, 2026. The song’s official music video has continued gaining momentum online following its recent debut.

Fans can watch the full making-of video on Evanescence’s official YouTube channel here:

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“Who Will You Follow” Official Music Video Out Now!

Evanescence have officially released the music video for “Who Will You Follow”, the lead single from their upcoming album Sanctuary, due out June 5.

The video premiered today on the band’s official YouTube channel, bringing the dark and cinematic visuals fans have been anticipating since the song’s release in April. The track has already become one of the band’s biggest recent releases, earning praise for its heavier sound and emotional intensity.

“Who Will You Follow” was produced by Zakk Cervini and Jordan Fish and serves as the latest preview of Sanctuary, Evanescence’s sixth studio album.

Watch the official music video below:

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Evanescence announce “Who Will You Follow” music video premiere

Evanescence have officially announced that the music video for their new single “Who Will You Follow” will premiere tomorrow, following a teaser posted across the band’s social media accounts. The track is the lead single from their upcoming album Sanctuary, due out June 5.

After weeks of anticipation, Evanescence have officially confirmed that the music video for their latest single, Who Will You Follow, will premiere tomorrow.

The announcement was made through the band’s social media accounts alongside a dark and cryptic teaser for the upcoming video, featuring the line: “The rats in the wall are already coming through…” The short clip immediately sparked excitement among fans, many of whom have been eagerly awaiting the visual companion to the song since its release in April.

“Who Will You Follow” serves as the lead single from Evanescence’s upcoming sixth studio album, Sanctuary, which arrives June 5, 2026. The song has already continued to gain momentum online and across streaming platforms, becoming one of the band’s fastest-growing releases in recent years.

The upcoming music video will mark the first official visual release from the Sanctuary era and is expected to expand on the dark imagery and themes teased throughout the album campaign so far.

Watch the teaser announcement below: