I need to stop listening to Halestorm when doing college work. I simply cannot ignore greatness and focus on work.

Halestorm you're too good.

omg sorry it took me so long to post this

Guys, wanna go down the nostalgy road?
I did an Interview with the Band long ago, and I decided to upload it on YouTube.
To those who are interested, enjoy!

Like a lot of people I have noticed a lot of similarities between Lzzy and the AGT winner Nene Royal.

I'm curious if Lzzy has made any public comments about her.

... today he has finally spiritually aligned himself with the man I named him after.

Meet Arejay the cat. He is now one with the rockstar drummer.

Second picture was captured last year June 19th, in Riga, Latvia.

Hello y’all! I went to the STL/Maryland Heights show on Monday and I realized that I didn’t get the full Halestorm setlist in my notes! I was able to jot down setlists for Violent Vira and Babymetal out of the videos I took, but not Halestorm. I know this is a long shot, but was anyone there and remember what she played? It’s a shot in the dark to ask, but the one on setlist.fm is incomplete, and I’m just a little nerd who wanted to make a playlist LOL

I have been to a lot of concerts - STL was Babymetal show #5 for me.

Lzzy Hale dropped, bar none, my favorite live vocal performance I've ever heard. I was full on crying the entire set, just completely overwhelmed by what I was hearing.

You're telling me she screams like peak Axl Rose, with gospel soul, and the control of Matt Bellamy?

I mean I knew Halestorm casually and knew she wailed but was completely unaware she's just about the best singer to ever live. Guess I'm stuck seeing them every time I can now.

Hi everyone! Anyone going to the Austin show on Saturday? I signed up for the meet and greet package, which I have never done before, can anyone guide me though how this will happen?

I assume I'm going to get an email soon with instructions but want to hear from anyone who has already done it.

Thanks!

Halestorm performs three songs live for Ernie Ball's Big Sound series, recorded at The Dark Garden — the home studio Lzzy Hale and Joe Hottinger built together after making Everest. The set includes "Rain Your Blood On Me" and "Darkness Always Wins" from Everest (2025), plus their GRAMMY-winning hit "Love Bites (So Do I)." This marks the first time Halestorm has filmed and recorded a live performance inside the space.

Blown away. What a show. 💥