Watch the video for Halestorm’s new single, Everest

Following the announcement of their sixth album Everest, Halestorm have just unleashed the record’s title-track.

Ahead of the full LP’s release on August 8 via Atlantic, the band preview what’s to come with a song that Lzzy Hale describes as “the summit of everything we’ve fought for – every scream, every scar, every triumph”.

Speaking about the record more broadly, she adds: “This album is us, louder and bolder, and more brutally honest than ever, standing tall in the face of the storm.”

In a recent interview with Kerrang!, the vocalist/guitarist shared, “We’ve had the same four members for almost 23 years and we have lived many different lifetimes together. This is our journey, our ascent. We’re in what you might call the mid-life of our band; three of us are in our 40s and Arejay [Hale, drummer] is 38, but we reached the point where we discussed the big ‘Why?’ Like, why do we do this? Why do people climb Everest? It’s not like there’s a trophy waiting at the top, and you could easily die trying. If we were in it to make money, we could have done that in many easier ways. Even if we were in it just to be famous, we could have sold out and done that in quicker ways. This entire album is our opus. It’s the beautiful ending of the chapter that is now our past, and the beautiful opening of the chapter that will be our future.”

Watch the video for Everest below:

Everest is released on August 8 via Atlantic. Halestorm tour with Iron Maiden in June, and at Black Sabbath's Back To The Beginning show in Birmingham on July 5. The nEVEREST tour hits the UK on November 20 – get your tickets here.

Catch them on tour with Bloodywood and Kelsy Karter:

Halestorm nEVEREST UK dates

November 2025

20 Cardiff Utilitia Arena
21 Glasgow Hydro
23 Birmingham RWA/BP Pulse
24 Manchester AO Arena
26 London The O2

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