New album on August 8 and world tour to Paris

Halestorm confirms the release of his new album Everest For August 8, 2025 and announces new dates on tour in North America and Europe, including concerts in Zurich and Paris this fall.

A sixth intense and personal album for Halestorm

After recently unveiled the single Darkness Always WinsHalestorm officially announces his sixth studio album, Everestwhich will be released on August 8 via Atlantic Records. Produced by Dave Cobb, recognized for his collaborations with Brandi Carlile and Chris Stapleton, this album promises a deep dive in the tumultuous ascent of the group over the past two decades.

In an enthusiastic statement, Lzzy Hale, singer and guitarist of the group, explains: “Our album Everest tells of our journey as a group, with magnificent ends and new departures. We have woven a canvas of emotions mixing melancholy, frustration, anger, love and loss. Everest is the sound representation of the four pillars of Halestorm.

The recording method was also unprecedented for the group: exit the demos, Halestorm chose to write and record in real time, capturing the present moment and the raw energy of each piece. This process has given birth to more spontaneous and emotional titles, according to Lzzy Hale: “We have never made an album that looks like us so much.”

An ambitious world tour for summer and fall 2025

In parallel with the exit ofEverestHalestorm has announced a vast world tour that will extend over seven months. Once its summer concerts in Europe and the United States alongside Iron Maiden and Volbeat finished, the group will take the road this fall for the Neverest tour with Lindsey Stirling and Apocalyptica in North America, before leaving for European tour with Bloodywood.

The European dates to be remembered include two particularly promising concerts: