Watch Evanescence Perform ‘Devil May Cry’ Track ‘Afterlife’ At The Game Awards 2025

Evanescence tore the roof off at The Game Awards this year, performing their new track ‘Afterlife’ from the recent Devil May Cry Netflix adaptation.

Evanescence put on a stellar performance at this year’s Game Awards, playing their new track ‘Afterlife‘ taken from the recent Devil May Cry Netflix animation.

The band would also announce a new version of ‘Afterlife’ in collaboration with electronic group Gunship, bringing a more retro, gamified sound to the track.

You can watch their full performance of ‘Afterlife’ below:

If you’re unfamiliar with The Game Awards, the event is an annual awards ceremony celebrating all things gaming within the year. It’s also an opportunity for developers to showcase trailers for their upcoming games and even announce them at the showcase, making it an exciting event for gamers to fill the ol’ E3 void.

This year’s Game Awards featured massive reveals such as Divinity, Star Wars: Fall of the Old Republic, Control: Resonant, and a new look at an upcoming Tomb Raider game, plus a remaster of the classic Legacy of Atlantis.

Tool’s ‘Forty Six & 2’ would score the trailer for Warlock, a new Dungeons and Dragons game from Wizards of the Coast. Sleep Token would also share a cinematic version of their song ‘Rain’ to open the ceremony, which would play over footage from nominated games.

Following their performance, Evanescence now joins the likes of Twenty One Pilots, CHVRCHES, Green Day, deadmau5, Mick Gordon, and Eddie Vedder from Pearl Jam for artists who have performed at the gaming ceremony.

In addition to the new collaboration with Gunship, The Game Awards would also reveal the new Spotify Singles, which features a cover of ‘I Really Want To Stay At Your House’ from Cyberpunk: Edgerunners from Bilmuri.

Amy Lee would go on to say about the collaboration:

“We’ve been looking for an excuse to work with Gunship for too long, I couldn’t be more excited about this dark new version of Afterlife. Being a part of the Devil May Cry series has been an honor and too much fun. See you at the Game Awards!”

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