GRAMMY Award winning band HALESTORM have shared their new two-track bundle of singles, the retrospective ballad ‘How Will You Remember Me’ and the sultry tribute to bisexuality ‘Like A Woman Can’. Recorded live from the road on their current nEverest Tour, the songs are taken from their recently released sixth full-length studio album “Everest”, out now on Atlantic Records. Lending orchestration to the tracks are tour buddies and Finnish symphonic metallers Apocalyptica.
Speaking on the release, the band enthused:
“We’re so excited to announce that we just dropped two tracks Live From The nEVEREST Tour!!! Go enjoy “How Will You Remember Me” live and a special live version of “Like A Woman Can” featuring our good friends from our North American Tour Apocalyptica. This is only a preview of what you will experience on The nEVEREST Tour! So go grab your tickets today to catch us is Europe and the UK!”
Awarding Everest 4*, The Times declared, “there is fantastical appeal throughout.” The Daily Star concurred, reminding fans about the band’s upcoming tour with their 4* review, stating “headlining arenas in November, every track here is sure to get phones out en masse.”
EVEREST TRACK LIST:
Fallen Star
Everest
Shiver
Like A Woman Can
Rain Your Blood On Me
Darkness Always Wins
Gather The Lambs
WATCH OUT!
Broken Doll
K-I-L-L-I-N-G
I Gave You Everything
How Will You Remember Me?
You can catch Halestorm on tour in the UK imminently on the dates below:
Thu 20th Nov – CARDIFF Utilita Arena
Fri 21st Nov – GLASGOW Hydro
Sun 23rd Nov – BIRMINGHAM BP Pulse
Mon 24th Nov – MANCHESTER AO Arena
Wed 26th Nov – LONDON O2 Arena
Special guests in the UK are Bloodywood plus Kelsey Karter & The Heroines. Get tickets here.
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