Lzzy Hale made her debut as Skid Row‘s “acting front person” Friday as the glam metal act’s concert in Carterville, Illinois, Rolling Stone report.
The Halestorm singer, who previously called fronting Skid Row her dream gig, led the band through over a dozen of the hits, including “18 and Life,” “Monkey Business,” and “Slave to the Grind.”
“I started listening Skid Row when I was a teenager growing up on the east coast in central Pennsylvania,” Hale wrote on social media in March. “They were one of the Only bands at that time that truly bridged the gap for my love of 80s big choruses and riffs, but had the same poignant dirt and grime that was seeping into the cracks of my mind during the 90s. By the early 00s Halestorm was well coming into its own, inspired by these powerful songs that helped me unlock a door within myself as a young musician.”
I can say without a second thought that if it weren’t for Skid Row in my bones, I would not be the rocker I am today.”
