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Arkansas-formed rock band Evanescence announces return to Simmons Bank Arena for highly anticipated world tour in 2026

North Little Rock, Arkansas – Arkansas rock fans have reason to celebrate as Evanescence, the internationally acclaimed band formed right here in Little Rock, announced plans to bring their world tour to Simmons Bank Arena in 2026. The highly anticipated show is set for Saturday, July 11, with doors opening for an evening of music and energy starting at 6:30 p.m.

Evanescence, known for their signature blend of rock, metal, and symphonic elements, will be joined on stage by special guests SPIRITBOX and Nova Twins, promising a night of powerful performances for fans of all ages. The band’s return to their home state is especially exciting for longtime supporters who have followed the group from its early beginnings in the Arkansas music scene to international stardom.

Tickets for the concert will officially go on sale at 10 a.m. Friday, Dec. 5, giving fans the opportunity to secure seats for what is expected to be one of the most talked-about shows of the summer. For those seeking more details about the event or ticket availability, information is available on the Simmons Bank Arena website at SimmonsBankArena.com.

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The announcement has already generated buzz across the state, with fans expressing excitement about seeing a hometown band that has made a major mark on the global music industry. Over the years, Evanescence has become known not only for their chart-topping albums but also for their energetic and theatrical live performances, making the upcoming show a must-see for concertgoers.

This tour stop represents more than just a concert; it’s a homecoming for the band and a celebration of Arkansas’ contribution to the wider music world. Local residents and visitors alike are expected to flock to the arena for an unforgettable night filled with familiar hits and the band’s dynamic stage presence.

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Whether you’ve followed Evanescence since their early days or are discovering their music for the first time, the July 11 performance at Simmons Bank Arena promises to deliver the intensity, emotion, and artistry fans have come to expect. With SPIRITBOX and Nova Twins adding their own flair to the evening, attendees are in for a night of diverse sounds and memorable moments.

For those planning to attend, early ticket purchase is encouraged due to the anticipated demand. Evanescence’s return to Arkansas is more than a concert — it’s a celebration of a local band’s journey from Little Rock stages to the international spotlight.

 

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