Evanescence has released the official music video for “Tell Me When You’ve Had Enough,” a track from the band’s latest album, “Sanctuary.” Directed by Eric Richter, the video was filmed during Evanescence’s North American leg of its 2026 world tour, pairing performance footage with the song’s forceful message about breaking free from manipulation and control.
The song explores the point at which enduring pressure and compromise gives way to resistance. It was written with producers Zakk Cervini and Jordan Fish, who also produced the track. Cervini’s credits include work with Bad Omens, Yungblud, Bring Me the Horizon and Spiritbox, while Fish has collaborated with Bring Me the Horizon, Poppy, House of Protection and Architects.
Amy Lee previously explained that “Tell Me When You’ve Had Enough” came together unusually quickly during the band’s first studio session with Cervini and Fish. The song was developed from its instrumental foundation through its hook and lyrics during that initial session, marking an important early collaboration for the album.
“Tell Me When You’ve Had Enough” is the second track on “Sanctuary,” which was released in June. The album has continued to expand Evanescence’s presence on the rock charts, while its preceding single, “Who Will You Follow,” became the band’s fastest-moving rock radio single, reaching the top spot on several Billboard rock charts.
Stream ‘Sanctuary’ – HERE.
See the video for ‘Tell Me When You’ve Had Enough’ – HERE.
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