Hellyeah Seek to 'Empower Others Who Are Suffering' in New Music Video

Hellyeah Seek to ‘Empower Others Who Are Suffering’ in New Music Video

2017-02-16

Story by Anne Erickson

Hellyeah and the You Rock Foundation teaming to help those suffering from depression

Relationships and heartbreak make for some of life’s most challenging struggles, and that’s the inspiration for Hellyeah’s new video for the track “Love Falls.” In the video for the song – which appears on the band’s latest album, “Unden!able” – a woman is shown having thoughts of suicide following a difficult breakup. The video for the track is streaming on the band’s YouTube page.

While suicide and heartbreak make sound like the makings of a very depressing video, the band wraps up the clip with an uplifting message from Hellyeah and the You Rock Foundation, which assists people who suffer from depression. “We encourage you to add your voice to the chorus and empower others who are suffering,” the message states. “Together, we not only survive, we thrive. Self-expression can overcome depression. Please join us in spreading hope, fostering healing, and helping everyone live a life that rocks.”

In other news, Hellyeah recently unleashed a handful of tour dates in their home state of Texas. The headlining trek will kick off March 1 in Amarillo, Texas, and wrap up with a March 7 show in Corpus Christi. The dates are as follows: March 1 at Midnight Rodeo in Amarillo, Texas; March 3 at the Speaking Rock Casino in El Paso, Texas; March 4 at Wild West in Lubbock, Texas; March 5 at the House of Blues in Houston, Texas; and March 7 at Brewster Street Ice House in Corpus Christi, Texas. For information, head to the band’s official website.

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