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News : Halestorm Announce East Coast Australian Tour For 2017

By on October 11, 2016

2017 is already looking very very promising for Australia in terms of tours. Halestorm, the Grammy-Award winning rock outfit from Red Lion, Pennsylvania in the USA are today announcing their Australian East Coast tour dates for January 2017 – and they are bringing their good friends Devilskin from New Zealand along for the party. MJR Presents are bringing out the four-piece fronted by Lzzy Hale for their second run of shows in Australia on the back of their 2014 release “Into the Wild Life”. The band were last here in 2015 and wowed audiences everywhere with their epic live show. Bringing along NZ Platinum Record selling heavy heroes Devilskin with their explosive live set was a no-brainer.

Frontwoman Lzzy Hale is still pumped about their album and has been touring it almost non-stop around the globe since its release. “On the last record, we hit all these crazy milestones,” Hale says. “All of a sudden the world was aware of us so we celebrated unabashedly.” It’s that ‘Just go for it’ attitude that brings Halestorm back to Australia  “We came down under for the first time in 2015 and we had the best time ever. This time is shorter, but bigger rooms and we can’t wait to party again with all our friends in Australia. It’s gonna be so good.”

Pre-sale tickets go on sale at 9am Wednesday 12th October and general public tickets will be available from 9am on Friday 14th October at www.mjrpresents.com



 

Tuesday 10th January @ Corner Hotel | Melbourne

Wednesday 11th January @ Factory Theatre | Sydney

Thursday 12th January @ Triffid | Brisbane

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