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VOLBEAT announce summer 2023 tour with HALESTORM

Volbeat and Halestorm are teaming for a powerhouse North American summer tour. The Danish "Elvis metal" juggernaut will headline the "Servant of the Road" trek, named for the group's latest album, 2021's Servant of the Mind , with Lzzy Hale and Co. playing in main support on most dates, backing 2022's Back From the Dead . Bad Wolves will open on select dates.

"We are so excited to finally see our friends in Canada again and also get to play shows for some of our friends in the U.S. that we haven't had a chance to see since Servant of the Mind was released," Volbeat commented. "The incomparable Halestorm will be joining us for most of the shows, too. We hope to see you at the party!"

The trek will kick off July 12th at Toronto's Echo Beach and run through the beginning of August. Check out the full itinerary below. Tickets go on-sale to the general public on Friday, April 21st at 10 a.m. local time.

Servant of the Road 2023 tour dates: July 12 - Toronto, ON at RBC Echo Beach ^ July 15 - Dubuque, IA at Q Casino * July 17 - Winnipeg, MB at Canada Life Centre ^ July 18 - Saskatoon, SK at Sasktel Centre ^ July 19 - Edmonton, AB at Rogers Place ^ July 20 - Calgary, AB at Grey Eagle Event Centre * July 22 - Abbotsford, BC at Abbotsford Centre ^ July 23 - Airway Heights, WA at BECU Live at Northern Quest^ July 25 - Missoula, MT at Big Sky Brewing Co. Amphitheater ^ July 26 - Idaho Falls, ID at Mountain America Center ^ July 28 - Milwaukee, WI at The Eagles Ballroom * July 29 - Sioux City, IA at Hard Rock Casino ^ July 30 - Gary, IN at Hard Rock Casino ^ Aug. 01 - Quebec City, QC at Centre Videotron ^ Aug. 02 - Laval, QC at Place Bell ^ Aug. 03 - Uncasville, CT at Mohegan Sun Arena ^ Aug. 05 - Atlantic City, NJ at Ovation Hall ^ Aug. 06 - Grantville, PA at Hollywood Casino (Outdoor Stage) ^

Special guest: Halestorm ^ Special guest: Bad Wolves *

We are pleased to announce new Servant Of The Road Tour dates in Canada & the USA Special guest: @Halestorm & @BadWolves on select dates Rebels & Angels presale happening NOW! Log in for the code: https://t.co/f8G1cnVV2H General on sale starts Fri, April 21 at 10am local. pic.twitter.com/RcJsk2naFE — Volbeat (@VOLBEAT) April 14, 2023

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Halestorm + Volbeat Announce Summer 2023 North American Tour

Halestorm and Volbeat are putting the "north" in "North America" this summer, scheduling an 18-date trek across the northern portion of the U.S. with a wealth of the dates dipping into Canada as well.

The trek gets underway July 12 at Toronto's Echo Beach, heading West and then circling back across both the U.S. and Canada before coming to a conclusion Aug. 9 at Milwaukee's Wisconsin State Fair. See all of the dates, cities and venues listed below.

The tour comes as Halestorm continue to support their 2022 album, Back From the Dead , which featured the title track, "The Steeple" and "Wicked Ways." Volbeat, meanwhile, most recently released the 2021 album Servant of the Mind , which featured the tracks "Wait a Minute My Girl," "Dagen Før," "Shotgun Blues," "Becoming" and "Temple of Ekur."

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Tickets for the tour will go on sale to the general public next Friday (April 21) at 10AM local time.

Halestorm / Volbeat Summer 2023 North American Tour

July 12 – Toronto, Ontario @ Echo Beach July 13 – London, Ontario @ Rock The Park July 15 – Grand Rapids, Mich. @ Upheaval Festival July 17 – Winnipeg, Manitoba @ Canada Life Centre July 18 – Saskatoon, Saskatchewan @ Sasktel Centre July 19 – Edmonton, Alberta @ Rogers Centre July 22 – Abbotsford, British Columbia @ Tradex July 23 – Spokane, Wash. @ NQ Amphitheatre July 25 – Missoula, Mont. @ Big Sky Amphitheatre July 26 – Idaho Falls, Idaho @ Mountain America Center July 29 – Sioux City, Iowa @ Hard Rock Casino July 30 – Gary, Ind. @ Hard Rock Casino Aug. 1 – Quebec City, Quebec @ Centre Videotron Aug. 2 – Laval, Quebec @ Place Bell Aug. 3 – Uncasville, Ct. @ Mohegan Sun Arena Aug. 5 – Atlantic City, N.J. @ Ovation Hall Aug. 6 – Grantville, Pa. @ Hollywood Casino Aug. 9 – Milwaukee, Wis. @ Wisconsin State Fair

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Live Review: Halestorm – Back From The Dead Tour 2023 – OVO Wembley Arena, London

Posted On: December 14, 2023 | Reviewed By Nick Davarias

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At ovo arena wembley, london on the 09/12/2023., supported by black veil brides, and mothica..

If you’ve been in the alternative music scene at all, the name Halestorm shouldn’t sound unfimilar to you and there’s a reason for that. A touring powerhouse that has brought their sound to all corners of the world, were back on the road around Europe with the tour culminating at the legendary Wembley Arena for the band’s largest UK headline show to date. Here’s what went down at the sold-out show!

The illusive Mothica would open proceedings for the London crowd and to say she seized the opportunity of playing at a sold-out Wembley Arena would be an understatement. Her unique charm and charisma went down well and within no time she had the room dancing along to her emotionally charged songs. A cover of Bring Me The Horizons ‘Can You Feel My Heart’ early on really helped to settle people into her sound, from that point onwards they were in love. Mothica felt right at home on the arena stage and her presence far exceeded all expectations.

Lizzy Hale would take to the stage singing an acapella version of ‘Raise Your Horns’ before the rest of the band would enter while a tsunami of confetti rained down onto Wembley. A sustained note quickly turned into the familiar sound of Halestorm’s hit single ‘I Miss The Misery’ where the crowd erupted! Starting feisty and wanting to keep the alluring feeling in the air, Halestorm would blast into ‘Love Bites (So Do I)’ and ‘I Get Off’ to the pleasure of the sold-out crowd in front of them!

After a whimsical Drum Solo from Arejay Hale would go back to back with ‘Back From The Dead’ and ‘Bombshell’ off their latest album before leaving the stage after an impassioned performance of ‘I Am The Fire’. At a rock show you can always expect an encore and this was no different! Lizzy Hale would take to a grand piano and deliver stunning performances of ‘Break Me/Shatter Me’ and a complete rendition of ‘Raise Your Horns’ before they closed out their largest UK Headline Performance with ‘Here’s To Us’ and ‘The Steeple’.

Halestorm have always been a force to reckon with within the alternative music scene however this show truly felt like they had finally broken into that next level. Everything from their sound to their production felt incredible and not a single soul within Wembley Arena left unsatisfied. Whether you were down on the front row or reaching for the high notes, the Rock Show was where you had to be!

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Halestorm is currently touring across 2 countries and has 44 upcoming concerts.

Their next tour date is at Coastal Credit Union Midtown Park in Raleigh, after that they'll be at Ruoff Music Center in Noblesville.

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It was awesome. The two acts before it did a great job of hyping me up for the main act and damn was the main act good. The bass solo and drum solo were awesome(and funny) and the light show during Halestorm was amazing.

i had a great night but because of the decor of the second act In this moment had quite a big decor and because of this AFAS was severely limited with its lighting for the first act New Years Day. Me and my friend were kind of worried the lighting was going to suck for all of the shows bu we were blown away by the main act

it was just a pity the side acts didn't get as much love as the main act

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First off: we've had our tickets booked since april to go see Halestorm october 3rd. Need I say the misses and myself were excited to attend?

Expectations were high, but fullfilled for the most part. Yes, Lzzy had a cold. Yes, at times she struggled, especially to hit some of the high notes / screamy parts. Did it bother me? Not all that much! (in part because she was a real trooper and gave it whatever she had).

With the band playing like they did, perhaps with a bit of extra guitar works left and right to avoid entirely losing her voice(?),it was still a very enjoyable experience, makes me wonder how great it'd be with Lzzy at full capabilities.

Personal note: I prefer the older songs in the repertoire. Obviously the new album had to be represented, but maybe it stills needs to 'grow' a bit on me... All things considered, a fairly balanced setlist. The version of 'I get off' in particular stood out as 'unexpected'.

This was the first concert my daughter had gone to, she loves the band and the energy of the songs, so thought it only apt to see Halestorm whilst they were performing in Birmingham.

The concert was excellent, everything she wanted it to be and more.

From my perspetive, the venue is great - i've seen a number of bands there. The performance was first class and the solo bits were phenomenal. The song choice was bang on, giving us a sneak into 3 songs from the upcoming album. GUess what i did when I got in, yep ordered it.

Thank you to Halestorm and their crew and the supporting artists for a great night, and please come back to Birmingham soon

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Halestorm announce only headline UK show of 2023

Taking place in December

Halestorm will see 2023 out in style with a huge headline show London's OVO Arena Wembley on Saturday 9th December.

Part of a winter European tour, which sees the Pennsylvanian rockers play some of their biggest headline shows yet, the Wembley show will feature support from Black Veil Brides.

Enthusing about the London concert, Lzzy Hale said: "We are so excited to be back across the pond where the rock n roll lifers are! We are celebrating so many milestones this year including having the honour of headlining Wembley at the end of the year!

“To kick it up a notch we’ve invited our friends in Black Veil Brides to join us for a run as well. We can’t wait to see all of your passionate faces!"

Tickets go on sale from Planet Rock Tickets at 10am on Friday 2nd June.

The Wembley show announcement comes four days after Halestorm won Best International Artist at the Heavy Music Awards held at the very same OVO Arena Wembley.

Lzzy Hale and guitarist Joe Hottinger also performed a two-song acoustic set where they were joined by special guest Sophie Lloyd on guitar.

Halestorm will rock The Apex Stage at Download Festival on Thursday 8th June alongside headliners Metallica, Alter Bridge, Jinjer and Mammoth WVH.

The 11 most expensive guitars of all time:

13 - duane allman’s 1957 gibson les paul.

The Goldtop 1957 Gibson Les Paul guitar that the late-great Duane Allman used to record 'Layla' alongside Eric Clapton, sold for $1.25 million (£1.03 million) in August 2019. First purchased by Allman in early 1969, it's the fabled guitar on which he learned and perfected his slide style. It was his primary instrument on the first two Allman Brothers albums, and for the 'Layla' album by Derek & The Dominos.

12 - Eric Clapton's The Fool guitar

Eric Clapton's iconic guitar The Fool sold for a whopping $1.27 million at Julien's Auctions on Thursday 16th November as part of their three-day music auction event 'Played, Worn and Torn: Rock N' Roll Iconic Guitars and Memorabilia' at the Hard Rock Café in Nashville. The 1964 Gibson Custom-Painted Psychedelic Guitar was played on the majority of Cream's recordings in the 1960s. When the band broke up, Clapton gave it to George Harrison who passed it to Jackie Lomax. In the 70s and 80s it was owned and stage played by Todd Rundgren, who called it "Sunny" after Cream's 'Sunshine of Your Love,' until he sold it at auction to its previous owner in 2000. The guitar was acquired by The Jim Irsay Collection in Indianapolis, and a portion of proceeds went to the Kicking The Stigma charity.

11 - David Gilmour’s 1954 Fender Stratocaster

David Gilmour's 1954 White Fender Stratocaster #0001 used on Pink Floyd's 'Another Brick in the Wall (Parts 2 and 3)' sold for $1,815,000 (£1,493,000) on an estimate of $100,000-150,000 at the David Gilmour Guitar Collection auction at Christie's in New York in June 2019. For a few fleeting hours it was the most expensive Fender ever until another famous David Gilmour guitar kicked it out of the park…

10 – Jerry Garcia‘s Wolf Guitar

Jerry Garcia's famous Wolf Guitar sold at auction for $1.9 million (£1.57 million) in June 2017 in New York. Its buyer was Brian Halligan, Chief Executive of software company HubSpot and a keen Grateful Dead aficionado. Proceeds from the sale of the Wolf guitar went to the Southern Poverty Law Center, a charity specialising in civil rights and public interest litigation. Customized by master luthier Doug Irwin, and labelled "D. Irwin 001", Wolf was delivered to Jerry Garcia 50 years ago and first appeared in public during a 1973 New York City performance the Grateful Dead gave for the Hell's Angels.

9 - Kurt Cobain's Skystang I guitar

Kurt Cobain's Skystang I guitar he played at his final Nirvana show before his death in 1994 sold for $1,587,500 (£1,271,730) at auction in Nashville in November 2023. Cobain first played his electric Fender Skystang I guitar on 18th October 1993 at the Arizona State Fair Veteran's Memorial Coliseum during the In Utero tour, and he performed with it at his final concert on 1st March 1994 at Terminal 1 in Munich. The guitar bought by Mitsuru Sato who bid via the phone at the Julien's Auctions' sale held at Hard Rock Café, Nashville.

8 – Peter Green’s Greeny

Fleetwood Mac legend Peter Green bought 1959 Gibson Les Paul Standard for sixty guineas after being asked to join John Mayall & the Bluesbreakers in the mid-60s. He played it on Fleetwood Mac classics including 'The Green Manalishi (With the Two Prong Crown)' and 'Albatross' before selling it to fellow guitar virtuoso Gary Moore in 1970. Moore played it throughout his solo career and time with Thin Lizzy, however he was forced to sell it in 2006 due to financial difficulties. Guitar dealer Phil Winfield bought it for somewhere between $750,000 and $1.2 million before selling it for $2 million (£1.65 million) to a private collector. Metallica's Kirk Hammett bought Greeny in 2014 for less than $2 million and he still performs with it to this day.

7 – Jimi Hendrix’s 1968 Fender Stratocaster

The white 1968 Fender Stratocaster that Jimi Hendrix famously played at Woodstock in 1969 was purchased by late Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen for a cool $2 million (£1.65 million) in 2000. Keen guitarist and collector Allen, who passed away in 2018, donated the fabled instrument to the Museum of Pop Culture in Seattle where it's still on display today.

6 – John Lennon’s Gibson J-160E acoustic-electric guitar

John Lennon's long-lost acoustic Gibson J-160E acoustic-electric guitar, which he used on The Beatles' 'Please Please Me' and 'With the Beatles' albums, fetched $2,410,000 (£1,992,000) at auction in November 2015. The guitar had been owned since 1969 by a man called John McCaw who purchased it from a friend called Tommy Pressley who in turn, two years earlier, had bought it for just $175. McCaw was completely unaware it originally belonged to John Lennon until he stumbled across a photograph of The Beatle performing with it in a 2012 copy of Guitar Aficionado magazine. Realising its importance (and worth), McCaw put it up for auction.

5 - Reach Out to Asia Fender Stratocaster

The Reach out to Asia Fender Stratocaster became the most expensive guitar ever in 2005 when it fetched $2,700,000 (£2,232,000) under the hammer in Qatar. Proceeds went to the charity Reach Out to Asia, which was set up to help victims of the Boxing Day tsunami in 2004. The guitar was signed by Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Eric Clapton, Brian May, Jimmy Page, David Gilmour, Jeff Beck, Pete Townsend, Mark Knopfler, Ray Davies, Liam Gallagher, Ronnie Wood, Tony Iommi, Angus and Malcolm Young, Paul McCartney, Sting, Ritchie Blackmore, Def Leppard and Bryan Adams.

4 - Eddie Van Halen's 'Hot For Teacher' Kramer

Eddie Van Halen's custom-made Kramer electric guitar that he played in Van Halen's seminal 'Hot for Teacher' sold for a massive $3,932,000 (£3,167,343) under the hammer in April 2023. One of the most iconic guitars of the MTV era, the stage used and filmed guitar was custom made by Paul Unkert of Kramer Guitars for Eddie Van Halen. The $3,932,000 it fetched at auction at Sotheby's in New York made it the fourth most expensive guitar ever sold.

3 – David Gilmour’s Black Strat

David Gilmour's fabled guitar, The Black Strat, set the world record for the World's Most Expensive Guitar in June 2019 when it fetched $3,975,000 (£3,285,000) at Christie's in New York as part of the David Gilmour Guitar Collection auction. The fabled guitar was famously played on the 'Comfortably Numb' solo and was integral to the recording of the Pink Floyd albums 'The Dark Side Of The Moon' (1973), 'Wish You Were Here' (1975), 'Animals' (1977) and 'The Wall' (1979), together with Gilmour's solo albums. Just like all the other guitars in the auction, proceeds from sales of The Black Strat went directly to the climate change charity ClientEarth. The Black Strat was the world's most expensive guitar for almost exactly 12 months.

2 – Kurt Cobain’s Fender Mustang Guitar

Kurt Cobain's famous Fender Mustang guitar he played in Nirvana's 'Smells Like Teen Spirit' video in 1991 became the second most expensive guitar ever sold under the hammer in May 2022. The 1969 Fender Mustang Competition Lake Placid Blue Finish Electric Guitar sold for a whopping $4.5 million (£3.7 million) at Julien's Auctions in New York as part of their Music Icons auction. The left-handed guitar had an estimate of $600,000 to $800,000. Billionaire Jim Irsay snapped up the Fender Mustang guitar having previously bought David Gilmour's fabled Black Strat guitar for a then world-record $3,975,000 (£3.285 million) in 2019.

1 - Kurt Cobain’s MTV Unplugged Guitar

One year on from the world-record sale of David Gilmour's Black Strat, Kurt Cobain's MTV Unplugged guitar sold for a massive $6,010,000 (£4,960,000) at auction in June 2020 and became the World's Most Expensive Guitar in the process. The late-great Nirvana frontman played the 1959 Martin D-18E acoustic-electric guitar for the band's MTV Unplugged set at Sony Music Studios in New York City on 18th November 1993 – just five months before his untimely death aged 27. Alongside being the most expensive guitar, it set four further world records - World's Most Expensive Acoustic Guitar, World's Most Expensive Martin Guitar, World's Most Expensive Piece of Rock Memorabilia and World's Most Expensive Nirvana Memorabilia. The buyer of Kurt Cobain's guitar was Peter Freedman, Founder of RØDE Microphones.

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