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If you missed Halestorm at the Warehouse, you should be kicking yourself. Regardless, check out a bit of the performance in the above video. Rock and/or roll. 

Pretty hilarious interview on 95.1 Wiil Rock. Check it out!

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Check out this great review of Halestorm's show last week in Kansas City! Read it below.

'Prior to Puddle of Mudd, Halestorm offered up a 50-minute set that the crowd responded to with some of the loudest cheers of the night, and Halestorm deserved it.

The four-piece from Pennsylvania is the creation of two siblings, Arejay Hale on drums and Lzzy Hale on vocals and guitar. The sound is a good dose of arena rock, with a frontwoman who knows how to act the part as well as anybody.

Songs like the taunting “It’s Not You” and the slower “Familiar Taste of Poison” showcased the band’s diversity and highlighted Lzzy Hale’s impressive voice — one that she is not afraid to show off, like on an inspired a capella rendition of Heart’s “Crazy on You.”

The band supplied plenty of power-chord rock anthems, including “Love/Hate Heartbreak,” the hyper-sexualized “I Get Off” and the catchy “American Boys” that is set to be released on an album in early 2012.'

- The Kansas City Star

Check out the tour page to see when and where you can catch Halestorm next!

Sitting down for an interview with 95.1 WIIL Rock, Halestorm talks about their new album. Discussing their upcoming tour with Adelitas Way and Black Tide, halfway through the video is the, "world acoustic premier" of "American Boys"! In Lzzy's words, "Our roots are showing in this song". Click here to take a listen and watch the interview and video!

There's nothing that Lzzy likes to see more then creating inspiration in her fans to make more music! In this Mlive.com article, you'll read how much joy Lzzy gets out of introducing young people to music, especially young women, and seeing them grow as musicians. Lzzy says, "It's extremely humbling, to play even a small part in the next generation of rock."

To read the full article on mlive.com, just click here.