The post Lzzy Hale Joins Cover Band Onstage for Surprise Duet of Halestorm’s “Here’s to Us”: Watch appeared first on Consequence. Lzzy Hale surprised a Nashville cover band by joining the group ...

It's a pretty faithful version, just a tad slower than the original, but close in the grit, attitude and energy that Jett delivered. And the song should be a good fit for whenever Halestorm feels like ...

Yep, you read that headline correctly. Halestorm has apparently recorded a cover (of sorts) of the song “Boot Scootin’ Boogie” by legendary country music duo Brooks & Dunn for their upcoming album ...

The post Halestorm’s Lzzy Hale on Covers, Work Anxiety Nightmares, and the Mental Health Behind Back from the Dead appeared first on Consequence. The lead singer also tells us about the fun the band ...

Rockers Halestorm turn a Dolly Parton classic into a piano ballad with their own unique spin with their new cover of "I Will Always Love You." Readers can hear the ...

Halestorm didn't release their first album until 2009, but the origins of the band go back much further, all the way to 1997. The group spent a lot of time writing songs and playing gigs around their ...

Halestorm may be finishing up a tour through New Zealand and Australia, but that didn't stop them from releasing ReAniMate 3: The CoVeRs eP which features covers of some of our favorite bands like ...

Halestorm have released a cover of The Who’s 1974 hit, “Long Live Rock.” The song arrives in tandem with an upcoming documentary film, Long Live Rock… Celebrate the Chaos, which is scheduled for ...

Eight years ago, Halestorm and Evanescence were sharing the ticket with Chevelle on The Carnival of Madness Tour. And Halestorm frontwoman Lzzy Hale was making a habit of softening her set with the ...

Two of the hard-rock and metal’s loudest musicians, Halestorm frontwoman Lzzy Hale and Lamb of God guitarist Mark Morton, have joined forces for what may be the gentlest song they’ve ever recorded, an ...

Halestorm have recorded a predictably raucous rendition of the Who’s 1974 hit, “Long Live Rock,” to accompany a documentary also titled Long Live Rock. The song, with its big riffs and anthemic vocals ...