Check out Spin.com's coverage of HALESTORM at Rock on the Range!

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  • Check out Spin.com's coverage of HALESTORM at Rock on the Range!

    Photo Gallery: https://www.spin.com/gallery/rock-fest-limp-bizkit-zombie-mastodon-12-more?page=8#main

    Included in the 10 Best Moments: https://www.spin.com/articles/10-best-moments-rock-range

    BEST UNEXPECTED DISPLAY OF THEATRICS: HALESTORM
    Big fests like Rock on the Range offer the ideal opportunity to boast a beefed-up live show — a notion that Halestorm made good on in surprising fashion. Before singer-guitarist Lzzy Hale’s body appeared, her voice — a gothy mixture of Joan Jett and Whitney Houston — filled the Kicker Stage with American Idol-style vocal acrobatics to start "It’s Not You." Once she and her band appeared, the spectacle got enormous: the drummer played one portion with oversized sticks that could have doubled as police batons, Hale lifted a glass of wine in memory of Dio (drinking it dramatically at the turning point of a song), and the entire four-piece performed an instrumental using modified trash cans as drums. If any band deserves a bigger stage (and an even bigger production) for an outing at ROTR next year, it’s these alt-rockers.

  • Check out Spin.com's coverage of HALESTORM at Rock on the Range!
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Photo Gallery: https://www.spin.com/gallery/rock-fest-limp-bizkit-zombie-mastodon-12-more?page=8#main

Included in the 10 Best Moments: https://www.spin.com/articles/10-best-moments-rock-range

BEST UNEXPECTED DISPLAY OF THEATRICS: HALESTORM
Big fests like Rock on the Range offer the ideal opportunity to boast a beefed-up live show — a notion that Halestorm made good on in surprising fashion. Before singer-guitarist Lzzy Hale’s body appeared, her voice — a gothy mixture of Joan Jett and Whitney Houston — filled the Kicker Stage with American Idol-style vocal acrobatics to start "It’s Not You." Once she and her band appeared, the spectacle got enormous: the drummer played one portion with oversized sticks that could have doubled as police batons, Hale lifted a glass of wine in memory of Dio (drinking it dramatically at the turning point of a song), and the entire four-piece performed an instrumental using modified trash cans as drums. If any band deserves a bigger stage (and an even bigger production) for an outing at ROTR next year, it’s these alt-rockers.

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