Halsey was on stage for a Diablo IV Performance.

Halsey performed for the upcoming Bizzard Entertainment’s action role-playing video game Diablo IV in The Game Award 2022 ceremony on December 8 at Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles.

Diablo IV also gets a brand new trailer released during the Game Awards broadcast featuring a brief performance by Halsey. Sadly, you will only be able to view the trailer straight on YouTube due to all the blood and demons. Watch the performance of Halsey below.

.@Diablo x @halsey = 🔥! Does this #Diablo4 world premiere have us hyped for hell now? #TheGameAwards pic.twitter.com/kpOAK68saj

— The Game Awards (@thegameawards) December 9, 2022

Diablo IV will be released soon

Diablo IV is Bizzard Entertainment’s upcoming action role-play Video game and is the Diablo series’ fourth central part. The game was revealed on November 1, 2019, during BlizzCon 2019 and will release on June 6, 2023.

Before Thursday night’s announcement, The release date ( 6th June) was leaked through an article by The Washington Post that also covered the concerns of Bizzard employees that they would have to crunch to make that deadline.

Diablo IV and Overwatch 2 were among the most anticipated titles in Blizzard’s pipeline. And like Overwatch 2, its release was partially delayed by employee attrition as engineers resigned or went from the firm amidst lawsuits alleging discrimination and sexual harassment.

Diablo Immortal (a Diablo version) was tailored for smartphones earlier this year. The Immortal version premiered scathing reviews highlighting the inescapable microtransactions of the game.  Shortly after releasing Diablo Immortal, I n order to go ahead with concerns about Diablo IV. Blizzard stated that fans of D4’s microtransactions wouldn’t mimic those in Immortal.

Halsey, The Musical Queen

Halsey’s concerts and shows are ALWAYS so elaborate, theatrical, and opulent that you can’t help but lose yourself in the realm they take you to. Nevertheless, regardless of the show’s scale, you get the impression that they’ve asked you to meet a vulnerable side of themselves. Magic exists.

From the darkness: @halsey emerges. #HailLilith pic.twitter.com/1jqdXYW5zn

— Diablo (@Diablo) December 9, 2022

Her Popular Albums

Born as Ashley Nicolette Frangipane, Halsey is an American singer and songwriter. New Jersey is where she was born and raised. Gaining notoriety via self-published songs on social media sites, she was signed by Astralwerks in 2014 and released Room 93, her debut EP, later. Halsey released Badlands, her debut studio album, in 2015. RIAA ( Recording Industry Association of America) certified The album as Double Platinum for its hits “Gasoline” and “Colors.”

She appeared on “Closer,” 2016’s The Chainsmokers’ single, which reached the top of the charts in over ten different nations and was awarded a 14 Platinum RIAA certification. Her second studio album, 2017s “Hopeless Fountain Kingdom,” consists of more “radio-friendly” songs than her previous efforts; it’s singles “Bad at Love”  and  “Now or Never.”

Both albums entered the top 20 of the Hot 100 on U.S. Billboard, peaking in the top five. Alongside Khalid and Benny Blanco, she released the track 2018s  “Eastside,” which peaked at number ten on the Hot 100 on Billboard.

The title song from “Manic (2020),” Hasley’s third studio album, became her most famous hit as a solo artist and her best-selling album overall. Halsey’s fourth studio album, 2021s, “If I Can’t Have Love, I Want Power,” veered from her former sound in favor of a darker industrial sound. Atticus Ross of Nine Inch Nails and Trent Reznor produced the album and received favorable reviews. Halsey called it “the album [she] always wanted to make.”

Halsey – Manic tour pic.twitter.com/raOfWQnrhl

— Dylan (@SkyofMilwaukee) December 8, 2022

She received more than 6 billion streams in the US, according to a 2020 Billboard report. Halsey is known for her unusual singing voice.

Halsey composed and produced the song “So Good” in January 2022. On May 22, 2022, Halsey posted a TikTok video condemning Capitol Records for not allowing her to release “So Good” without an “accompanying campaign or TikTok video to make it go viral.”

Five days earlier, without the consent of Capitol, Halsey performed a clip of her song in a TikTok video.