Watch Evanescence and Poppy play their Spiritbox crossover End Of You live for the first time ever
Evanescence singer Amy Lee and Poppy performed their collaborative track End Of You live for the first time, at the opening date of Evanescence's European tour on 8 September at Leeds' First Direct Arena. The song, which also features Spiritbox's Courtney LaPlante (who was not present at the show), had never been played live since its release in September 2025, making its concert debut a notable moment for fans of the crossover single.
The performance formed part of a 22-song setlist that drew on Evanescence's new album Sanctuary alongside classics such as Bring Me To Life and My Immortal, with support acts Poppy and K.Flay also on the bill; K.Flay joined for their joint single Fight Like A Girl. End Of You was produced by former Bring Me The Horizon member Jordan Fish and released via Sumerian Records, originating from conversations during the making of Poppy's 2024 album Negative Spaces. Lee has described the song's lyrics as being about "taking on the patriarchy" and said she remains open to further collaborations with Poppy and LaPlante in future.
In short
- Evanescence and Poppy debuted End Of You live in Leeds
- First-ever live performance since the song's 2025 release
- Part of Evanescence's European tour opening night setlist
Explained simply
Evanescence is an American rock band led by singer Amy Lee, known for songs such as Bring Me To Life and My Immortal. Poppy is a singer whose music has moved between pop and heavier rock, while Courtney LaPlante is the vocalist of Canadian band Spiritbox.
End Of You brings the three singers together, though it was made with Lee and Poppy’s voices on the recording and LaPlante’s contribution. It grew out of conversations during work on Poppy’s 2024 album Negative Spaces and was produced by Jordan Fish, a former member of Bring Me The Horizon.
The song’s lyrics address gender and power; Lee has described them as taking on the patriarchy. Its mix of artists from different parts of rock has drawn interest from fans, and the collaboration leaves open the possibility of them working together again.