Rock Titans Halestorm and I Prevail Co-Headline Electrifying Show at PNC Music Pavilion
Charlotte, NC — The PNC Music Pavilion witnessed an unforgettable night of rock as Halestorm and I Prevail co-headlined a powerhouse concert, supported by the dynamic opening acts Fit for a King and Hollywood Undead. The evening was a celebration of hard rock and metalcore, drawing in a massive crowd eager to experience the raw energy and talent of these renowned bands.
Fit for a King Kicks Off the Night
Opening the night with a bang, Fit for a King took to the stage and immediately set the tone with their heavy, melodic sound. Known for their intense live performances and emotionally charged lyrics, the Texas-based metalcore band delivered a set that was both brutal and beautiful. Highlights included fan favorites like “Tower of Pain” and “The Price of Agony,” which had the crowd moshing and headbanging from the first note to the last. Their performance was a perfect appetizer for the high-energy night that lay ahead.
Hollywood Undead Brings the Party
Next up was Hollywood Undead, the Los Angeles rap-rock outfit famous for their eclectic mix of genres and high-energy performances. The band, donning their signature masks, exploded onto the stage with their hit “Undead,” igniting the crowd. Their set was a whirlwind of heavy riffs, hip-hop beats, and catchy choruses, featuring hits like “Everywhere I Go,” “Hear Me Now,” and “Bullet.” The crowd responded with wild enthusiasm, singing along and dancing to the infectious beats. Hollywood Undead’s ability to blend rap, rock, and metal elements seamlessly made for an electrifying performance that kept the energy levels sky-high.
Halestorm Brings the House Down
As the sun set, Halestorm took the stage. Fronted by the powerhouse vocalist and guitarist Lzzy Hale, the Grammy-winning band delivered a masterclass in rock performance. Opening with the electrifying “Love Bites (So Do I),” Halestorm’s set was a non-stop barrage of hits, including “I Miss the Misery,” “Freak Like Me,” and “Amen.” Lzzy Hale’s incredible vocal range and commanding stage presence captivated the audience, while guitarist Joe Hottinger, bassist Josh Smith, and drummer Arejay Hale provided a tight and thunderous musical backdrop. The band’s energy was infectious, and their performance of “I Am the Fire” and the emotionally charged “Dear Daughter” showcased their musical prowess and lyrical depth.
I Prevail Delivers an Unforgettable Set
Finally, the moment the crowd had been waiting for arrived, bringing their unique brand of post-hardcore to the PNC Music Pavilion. The Michigan-based band, known for their emotionally charged lyrics and powerful performances, did not disappoint. Kicking off with the explosive “Bow Down,” they had the audience in the palm of their hand from the get-go. Their setlist included a mix of tracks from their acclaimed albums, such as “Breaking Down,” “Hurricane,” and “Scars.” The band’s dynamic stage presence, coupled with the intense lighting and visual effects, created an immersive experience. Vocalists Brian Burkheiser and Eric Vanlerberghe’s contrasting clean and unclean vocals showcased the band’s versatility, making their performance a standout of the night.