Cream Productions has announced the upcoming release of its new virtual reality game “Raze Vol. 1,” which is set to launch in ...

Fittingly, the new music video finds the Halestorm leader chainmailed-up and hoisting a huge medieval sword. Whilst wandering ...

Halestorm's Lzzy and Arejay Hale guide us through the creation of the band's sixth album, 'Everest', out on August 08 via ...

Lzzy Hale has recalled the first time she crossed paths with Tony Iommi – her “absolute favorite guitar player of all time” – ...

Halestorm frontwoman Lzzy Hale has discussed her lifelong love of Black Sabbath as she prepares to play the metal legends' ...

The message of Halestorm's latest single, a moody power ballad titled "Darkness Always Wins," essentially reminds you that evil never dies. The chorus starts off positively enough ...

When Halestorm were first nominated for a Grammy, in 2013, you were the only woman in the category. That’s true. And we were the new kids then, too.

Halestorm’s Breakthrough with Atlantic Records. In 2005, Halestorm took a big step forward. They signed with Atlantic Records, a major music label, which opened up new opportunities for the band ...

Halestorm, I Prevail, Hollywood Undead and Fit for a King, 5 p.m. Tuesday, August 13, Fiddler's Green Amphitheatre, 6350 Greenwood Plaza Boulevard. Tickets are $47-72.

Halestorm has been “Into the Wild Life,” as its third album title declared, for more than 25 years now, and 14 as a recording act. And wild is a good word for it.

It’s easy to assume conversations about mental health would be off limits in the hard rock and metal community. Lzzy Hale, who fronts Grammy-winning band Halestorm, says think again.

For Halestorm’s latest single, a bloody-knuckle banger called “Wicked Ways,” Hale’s shift between monstrous screams and crystalline clean vocals was peerlessly crisp and potent.