Halestorm Share Two-Track Live From The nEverest Tour Ahead Of UK Arena Run

This November, Halestorm return to the UK for their most ambitious run of arena dates yet. From their early days playing clubs and theatres to now commanding stages that hold tens of thousands, the band’s journey has been anything but ordinary.

Riding the momentum of their upcoming album Everest—out 8 August 2025—Halestorm’s UK Arena Tour is more than a victory lap. It’s a bold statement from a band that’s only growing louder, sharper, and more unshakably themselves.

In a recent conversation perched high above Nashville in the Gibson Suite, drummer Arejay Hale and bassist Josh Smith sat down with MetalTalk to talk about the storm they’re bringing across the Atlantic this autumn.

“Our fans are asking for the new songs live before they’re even out,” Arejay grins. “That tells you something. There’s this hunger. And that’s the energy we’re bringing into these arenas.”

This November, Halestorm return to the UK for their most ambitious run of arena dates yet. From their early days playing clubs and theatres to now commanding stages that hold tens of thousands, the band’s journey has been anything but ordinary.

Riding the momentum of their upcoming album Everest—out 8 August 2025—Halestorm’s UK Arena Tour is more than a victory lap. It’s a bold statement from a band that’s only growing louder, sharper, and more unshakably themselves.

In a recent conversation perched high above Nashville in the Gibson Suite, drummer Arejay Hale and bassist Josh Smith sat down with MetalTalk to talk about the storm they’re bringing across the Atlantic this autumn.

“Our fans are asking for the new songs live before they’re even out,” Arejay grins. “That tells you something. There’s this hunger. And that’s the energy we’re bringing into these arenas.”

This November, Halestorm return to the UK for their most ambitious run of arena dates yet. From their early days playing clubs and theatres to now commanding stages that hold tens of thousands, the band’s journey has been anything but ordinary.

Riding the momentum of their upcoming album Everest—out 8 August 2025—Halestorm’s UK Arena Tour is more than a victory lap. It’s a bold statement from a band that’s only growing louder, sharper, and more unshakably themselves.

In a recent conversation perched high above Nashville in the Gibson Suite, drummer Arejay Hale and bassist Josh Smith sat down with MetalTalk to talk about the storm they’re bringing across the Atlantic this autumn.

“Our fans are asking for the new songs live before they’re even out,” Arejay grins. “That tells you something. There’s this hunger. And that’s the energy we’re bringing into these arenas.”

This November, Halestorm return to the UK for their most ambitious run of arena dates yet. From their early days playing clubs and theatres to now commanding stages that hold tens of thousands, the band’s journey has been anything but ordinary.

Riding the momentum of their upcoming album Everest—out 8 August 2025—Halestorm’s UK Arena Tour is more than a victory lap. It’s a bold statement from a band that’s only growing louder, sharper, and more unshakably themselves.

In a recent conversation perched high above Nashville in the Gibson Suite, drummer Arejay Hale and bassist Josh Smith sat down with MetalTalk to talk about the storm they’re bringing across the Atlantic this autumn.

“Our fans are asking for the new songs live before they’re even out,” Arejay grins. “That tells you something. There’s this hunger. And that’s the energy we’re bringing into these arenas.”

This November, Halestorm return to the UK for their most ambitious run of arena dates yet. From their early days playing clubs and theatres to now commanding stages that hold tens of thousands, the band’s journey has been anything but ordinary.

Riding the momentum of their upcoming album Everest—out 8 August 2025—Halestorm’s UK Arena Tour is more than a victory lap. It’s a bold statement from a band that’s only growing louder, sharper, and more unshakably themselves.

In a recent conversation perched high above Nashville in the Gibson Suite, drummer Arejay Hale and bassist Josh Smith sat down with MetalTalk to talk about the storm they’re bringing across the Atlantic this autumn.

“Our fans are asking for the new songs live before they’re even out,” Arejay grins. “That tells you something. There’s this hunger. And that’s the energy we’re bringing into these arenas.”