Halestorm
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United StatesUnited States

1998

Halestorm

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Halestorm is a rock band from Pennsylvania (US) that signed a recording contract with Atlantic Records, a major recording label, on June 28, 2005. The group has been consistently active, writing and performing original music since the mid-1990's and becoming increasingly successful. They have achieved international airplay, having been featured on the Lord Litter show in Germany. The band has been the featured artist, appearing on the cover of Pennsylvania Musician magazine three times (August 1999, March 2000, and February 2003).

The band toured nationally across the United States from January to March 2006 on the Winterfresh Sno-Core Tour with Seether, Shinedown, and Flyleaf. There were about 23 shows in that tour, and the band has performed about 200 times per year since 1997.

Style over time

Genres of the artist's albums over the years: the higher the line, the stronger the genre on that album

Halestorm members

Current members: Arejay Hale (background vocals, drums (drum set), original), Lzzy Hale (guitar, lead vocals, original, piano), Joe Hottinger (acoustic guitar, background vocals, electric guitar), Josh Smith (background vocals, bass guitar, keyboard, piano)

Former members: Roger Hale (bass guitar, original), Leo Nessinger (guitar)

Arejay Halebackground vocals, drums (drum set), original
Lzzy Haleguitar, lead vocals, original, piano
Joe Hottingeracoustic guitar, background vocals, electric guitar
Josh Smithbackground vocals, bass guitar, keyboard, piano
Roger Halebass guitar, original

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