**Halestorm 2024: New Music on the Horizon
In a recent interview with Decker from Razor 94.7/104.7 (WZOR), Halestorm’s dynamic frontwoman Lzzy Hale hinted at the possibility of unveiling new music during their upcoming tour in July. When asked if fans could expect fresh tracks, she playfully responded (as transcribed by Blabbermouth), “I’m going to say probably, but I will warn you, we’re a little sneaky about that. So, we’re not necessarily gonna be, like, ‘Hey, here’s a new song.’ But there are some things that we’re really excited about.”
Lzzy also offered a glimpse into the band’s creative journey as they work on the follow-up to their 2022 album, *Back From The Dead*. She described their recording sessions with producer Dave Cobb as unconventional and intermittent: “We’ve been in the studio with producer Dave Cobb for some time now, and it’s been different this time. It’s been very sporadic. It isn’t like we mapped out, like, eight weeks of time and we’re gonna get a record done. We started going to him — first, it was three days to test him out and we wrote a song together from scratch. And everyone was, like, ‘Wait. What is this?’ And then we went back — we went out on tour, we came back, had another session with him for about two weeks, and then we had another one for three weeks. It keeps getting a little more. And so we have one more session fully booked for August after this tour to kind of finish up everything. But it’s really exciting.”
Exploring the band’s dynamics with Cobb, Lzzy shared, “The process has been very like A.D.D., which I really love because all of us are a little touched by it [laughs], if anybody has noticed over the years. But it was a great challenge because this is Dave Cobb. He’s worked with Rival Sons and Airbourne, but that’s like the rock world that he’s in. He’s made most of his name from Brandi Carlile and Chris Stapleton and Jason Isbell, whom I love, all three of those artists, so much.”
With this innovative and spontaneous approach, Halestorm fans have much to look forward to as the band prepares to blend their signature sound with new influences and surprises.
