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Halestorm at the National 

November 28.

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Halestorm frontwoman Lzzy Hale has quite the mouth on her. For years she's been putting it to good use, belting out all kinds of kiss-offs and bad-girl lyricisms alongside her band's rough-sex rock sound. Undoubtedly carving out a smart and marketable identity in a predominantly testosterone-dominated genre, this Pennsylvania quartet offers up some visible and audible lust to its melodic crunch. With tunes such as “Dirty Work,” “Bet U Wish U Had Me Back,” and its not-so-cryptic lead single, “I Get Off,” from its self-titled debut, Halestorm is scheduled to perform at the National with openers Aranda on Saturday, Nov. 28, at 7 p.m. $13.
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