Duran Duran Allegedly Under ‘Evil Woman’ Attack Following Their Recent ELO Cover
In a surprising twist of events, iconic British band Duran Duran has reportedly found themselves caught up in an unusual drama after covering the Electric Light Orchestra’s classic track, “Evil Woman.” The song, originally released in 1975, was intended to be a high-energy homage to the beloved ELO track, but it seems to have led to unexpected fallout. According to reports, members of Duran Duran have shared that they feel they are under a figurative “attack” from an “evil woman,” following the release of their rendition.
This alleged “evil woman” interference, as reported by close associates, has manifested in what band members describe as “a series of uncanny misfortunes.” Though details remain unclear, sources suggest the band believes these incidents may be linked to a form of bad luck or dark energy—an occurrence many fans are humorously calling the “curse of the Evil Woman cover.” Since the release, Duran Duran members have reportedly encountered technical mishaps in the studio, unplanned cancellations, and disruptions in their personal schedules, which some members have jokingly attributed to the influence of an “evil force.”
Frontman Simon Le Bon, although not directly commenting on the incidents, acknowledged in a recent interview that the band’s foray into the darker, theatrical side of rock was “not without its challenges.” Le Bon expressed his fondness for ELO and emphasized that their rendition of “Evil Woman” was crafted in good spirit as a tribute to ELO’s legacy in rock music.
The response from fans has been a blend of intrigue, support, and lighthearted humor. Many have flocked to social media to discuss the so-called curse, with some even claiming that listening to Duran Duran’s cover has brought “strange vibes” into their own lives. Others have dismissed the notion as a publicity stunt, while hardcore fans see it as just another part of the band’s adventurous creative journey.
Duran Duran’s management has not provided an official statement regarding the band’s “evil woman” concerns, but sources close to the group report that the members are working on ways to “dispel the bad energy,” possibly through future projects that explore lighter themes.
Whether a series of unfortunate coincidences or something more mysterious, Duran Duran’s “Evil Woman” saga has added an unexpected chapter to their storied career, showing that, even after decades in the business, this iconic band still knows how to captivate and entertain fans—even if the circumstances are a bit spooky.
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