Halestorm Thank Their Fans in 'Freak Like Me' - Premiere

By Rolling Stone | Rolling Stone – Mon, Feb 11, 2013 8:00 AM EST

Halestorm had a momentous 2012: they toured the world, released their second album, The Strange Case of. . ., and picked up a Grammy nod for "Love Bites (And So Do I)." For their new video for "Freak Like Me," the Pennsylvania rockers tapped their friend Rob Fenn to create a montage clip centered around their world travels and whirlwind journey last year. Most of all, though, Halestorm wanted to say thanks and celebrate their fans.

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"So many dreams came true for us this past year, and our fans around the world are responsible for that," singer Lzzy Hale tells Rolling Stone. "To all of our Halestorm freaks, this one's for you! Write your name in gasoline, and set that shit on fire!"

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