Alanis Morissette praised by Halsey for her empowering anthems, as the two perform together at Hollywood Bowl
With an entire music video dedicated to her, there was no way to avoid the Halsey-led Halsey’s Summer Tour.
Just a few hours before the five-hour evening show with Halsey at the Hollywood Bowl, which featured new songs from her forthcoming album, Halsey’s Summer, she announced the song writing tour, in which she is joined by a cast of musicians to write more anthems for her songs.
Halsey was the first artist on the bill for the new Halsey’s Summer Tour, which showcases more anthems for fans of the songwriter, who released her acclaimed record, Love Is the Drug in 2016.
Halsey’s Summer Tour shows Halsey more as a woman of many parts
The tour kicked off on Monday night with the duo performing the opening song, “Hometown Glory,” alongside a number of artists she has collaborated with in the past, including Pharrell Williams, Miley Cyrus and Gwen Stefani.
The evening came to a close with Halsey joining her fellow rock stars Pharrell Williams, Miley Cyrus and the Chainsmokers onstage for an emotional performance of her single, “Bad at Love.”
Halsey’s Summer Tour shows Halsey more as a woman of many parts
She also performed a set of new songs with Miley Cyrus throughout the night, including the song “Cotton Crop Girl,” the title track from her latest album.
Throughout the evening, Halsey revealed more about her future plans for Halsey’s Summer, which showcases more than 30 tracks, ranging from pop anthems to Halsey originals and covers.
“It’s a