Lzzy Hale Rocks With Skid Row (There Was Never Any Doubt)

There was no doubt, but the videos prove it: Halestorm frontwoman Lzzy Hale rocked her gigs fronting Skid Row. Moreover, her vocals just prove how amazing Sebastian Bach was back in the day, recording the tracks. Hale worked her tail off to hit every note and she's got a great range! Bach hit the notes in "I Remember You" with ease and it is just a testament to his rare gift.

I wish these videos were pro-shot - I'm greedy like that and I want to hear Lzzy better! There are a couple more dates left - maybe one of those will be pro-shot.

Here's "18 and Life" - did I mention Lzzy looks fantastic too?

A little Halestorm live, just for fun:

Skid Row, "I Remember You" live in 1989:

'Separate Ways' -- Live

When a live recording sounds as good as (or better!) than the studio version, you know you're listening to true lyrical talent!

I posted the official video of Daughtry and Lzzy Hale's cover of Journey's "Separate Ways (World's Apart)" a couple months back. Now there is an official live video of the song. Lzzy Hale joined Daughtry on stage at their concert last week at the Royal Albert Hall in London. The performance was shot professionally and the result is below. Good stuff.

'Separate Ways (World's Apart)' -- New Cover

In early January, Daughtry and Lzzy Hale teamed up for an awesome cover of the Journey classic "Separate Ways (World's Apart)." The cover was to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the iconic tune.

Chris Daughtry is a criminally underrated singer and I really enjoyed his performance on this track. This is such a fun cover and I added it to my running playlist.