It's not like there are no reasons to talk about Mz Hyde everyday, but I chose to do it today because it is her birthday.
Lzzy Hale, born 10th October 1983, aged 33 years today, is a heroine.
Let's go back to the year 2012 when everything has begun. I first saw Halestorm as a special guest support at my first Shinedown concert. Until this day, they are the only supporting band ever I started to listen to after the concert. I have seen them live for eight times now (would have been nine, but they got canceled at Rock am Ring) and met them three times plus one time after a show.
Of course I gained much strength from Brent Smith at first, and I still do today as he is one of the best persons walking around on this earth. But Lzzy Hale means so much to me for different reasons. It is her being a woman, rocking a man-ruled world, dominating it with her incredible voice, being the queen of rock'n'roll, the Goddess of rock music. She is my role model because - yes - she is confident and strong at wears high heels all the time and is smokin' hot. But most of all, she openly talks about her way to the person she is today, which wasn't always easy, and she shares her experience with us so we can see that, yes, she is this rock Goddess today, but she had to work hard for being where she is now and that we can make it - whatever it is - because she could and she is on our side.
Besides all her talents - singing, guitar, piano, writing lyrics, designing clothes, being a make up and health guide - she is just one hell of a person. She appreciates the love we give to her and the band, she is grateful, she is realistic about this world, and she would never let me down. She gave me strength when I needed it most, wrote songs straight from my soul, made me laugh when I didn't expect it at all and comforted me when I was upset. She taught me to believe in who I am and in who I want to be. Her confidence gave me hope when I thought there was no one out there who understood what I was feeling. She is living the rock'n'roll way of life Brent Smith is preaching, and she showed me that a woman can do this and be bad ass and just rock. So I told myself that I would be a little more like this, a little more like her - and it made me feel so much better, so much more like myself.
So, I just want to say THANKY YOU, LZZY! For everything. Everyone, wish her a bad ass birthday. She deserves the best you can give her and more.
Halestorm: Bad Girl's World
Lzzy Hale, born 10th October 1983, aged 33 years today, is a heroine.
Let's go back to the year 2012 when everything has begun. I first saw Halestorm as a special guest support at my first Shinedown concert. Until this day, they are the only supporting band ever I started to listen to after the concert. I have seen them live for eight times now (would have been nine, but they got canceled at Rock am Ring) and met them three times plus one time after a show.
Of course I gained much strength from Brent Smith at first, and I still do today as he is one of the best persons walking around on this earth. But Lzzy Hale means so much to me for different reasons. It is her being a woman, rocking a man-ruled world, dominating it with her incredible voice, being the queen of rock'n'roll, the Goddess of rock music. She is my role model because - yes - she is confident and strong at wears high heels all the time and is smokin' hot. But most of all, she openly talks about her way to the person she is today, which wasn't always easy, and she shares her experience with us so we can see that, yes, she is this rock Goddess today, but she had to work hard for being where she is now and that we can make it - whatever it is - because she could and she is on our side.
Besides all her talents - singing, guitar, piano, writing lyrics, designing clothes, being a make up and health guide - she is just one hell of a person. She appreciates the love we give to her and the band, she is grateful, she is realistic about this world, and she would never let me down. She gave me strength when I needed it most, wrote songs straight from my soul, made me laugh when I didn't expect it at all and comforted me when I was upset. She taught me to believe in who I am and in who I want to be. Her confidence gave me hope when I thought there was no one out there who understood what I was feeling. She is living the rock'n'roll way of life Brent Smith is preaching, and she showed me that a woman can do this and be bad ass and just rock. So I told myself that I would be a little more like this, a little more like her - and it made me feel so much better, so much more like myself.
So, I just want to say THANKY YOU, LZZY! For everything. Everyone, wish her a bad ass birthday. She deserves the best you can give her and more.
Halestorm: Bad Girl's World
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