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Chad Stahleski Directs Evanescence's 'Ballerina' Song Music Video
JUL 7 – Amy Lee persuaded Chad Stahelski to direct his first music video for 'Fight Like a Girl,' inspired by John Wick, as Evanescence prepares a new album before 2026.
- Today, Evanescence and K.Flay released the music video for their song "Fight Like a Girl," directed by Chad Stahelski, linked to the film Ballerina.
- The video was inspired after Amy Lee saw Ballerina and chose the film's line about fighting like a girl as the central theme for the song that concludes the movie.
- Stahelski, known for directing the John Wick series and producing Ballerina, crafted the video with dark, action-filled scenes reflecting the movie's tone and climax.
- "Fight Like a Girl" plays over Ballerina's end credits, a film that earned over $130 million worldwide and stars Ana de Armas as an assassin seeking revenge.
- This release continues Evanescence's active presence, with the band preparing new music and scheduled 2025 live performances with My Chemical Romance and Metallica.
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Evanescence’s Amy Lee and Chad Stahelski on the ‘John Wick’ Director Making His First Music Video for ‘Fight Like a Girl,’ and Why He Wanted to Evoke ‘Old-School MTV — Like Whitesnake!’
Evanescence's Amy Lee and 'John Wick' producer Chad Stahelski talk about the making of the music video for 'Ballerina' song 'Fight Like a Girl.'
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Video of the week: Evanesence ft K. Flay 'Fight Like A Girl'
Evanescence - Fight Like A Girl (feat. K.Flay) - Official Music VideoGRAMMY® Award-winning rock band Evanescence and alt-rock visionary K.Flay have released the video for their explosive new song, “Fight Like A Girl.” Watch HERE. The song plays over the end credits of Ballerina, the latest film set in the world of John Wick, now playing in theatres and available on PVOD.Directed by Chad Stahelski, director of the John Wick films and producer of …
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