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HALESTORM On WDVE 102.5 FM: Video Interview, Acoustic Performance

September 12, 2012

On August 28, Sean of the WDVE 102.5 FM radio station conducted an interview with HALESTORM prior to the band's "Carnival Of Madness" tour show at Stage AE in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. You can now watch the chat below. Also available is video footage of a two-song acoustic performance.

HALESTORM has unveiled the dates, cities and venues for a late fall headlining U.S. tour sponsored by Jägermeister. The trek gets underway on November 8 in Mobile, Alabama, wrapping up on December 15 in Orlando, Florida. Special guests on the bill will be IN THIS MOMENT and EVE TO ADAM. Tickets for the road trip go on sale this Friday (September 7).

HALESTORM has been slogging through the hottest summer on record these past few weeks on the Carnival Of Madness tour, and Lzzy Hale told The Pulse Of Radio that playing outdoors in the heat can get to you after a while. "It's always a crazy show, especially when we're outside," she said. "We spent like seven days straight in Texas and the weather was just incredible, like just oppressive heat. And, you know, you lose your mind a little bit during those shows [laughs], you really do, because it's just hot and like, you get to a certain note or something that you're gonna hit, and then all of a sudden you're like, 'Oh, don't pass out, don't pass out!' [laughs] So it's a little crazy."

"I Miss The Misery", the second single from HALESTORM's current album "The Strange Case Of…" , is a Top Five track at Active Rock radio.

Hale was named the "Hottest Chick in Hard Rock" in Revolver magazine's annual round-up of the sexiest female rockers, beating out contenders like Lee, IN THIS MOMENT's Maria Brink and LACUNA COIL's Cristina Scabbia.

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