Lacey Sculls

Lacey Sculls (née Conner), is an American singer, songwriter, activist, reality television star and entrepreneur. She is best known as the lead singer of the industrial rock band Nocturne, They went on to release another further three albums in 2001, 2002 and 2003, until releasing their final and most successful in 2005 titled; Guide To Extinction. The album focused on the real life break-up between Sculls and the band's guitarist Chris Telkes, as well as criticism of the U.S government and U.S politics. The band went on to feature as the opening act for Pigface during their 2005 "Free For All" tour, Sculls also provided backing vocals for the band for their 2003 studio album Easy Listening. The bands single Shallow was performed by Sculls at the Rock of Love with Bret Michaels season 1 reunion special, she also had a minor role in the 2007 film Reservation Road as a performer. She can play the drums and the guitar.

In 2010, she joined Lords of Acid during their tour as the special guest lead vocalist. She went on to work as the spokesmodel and host for a live web cast, for the company Dean Guitars. She was live for two full days interviewing musicians and rock stars at the NAMM convention.

In 2011, she began working on her first official solo album titled; Something Evil This Way Comes, under the project name HALO, which she released in 2012. She appeared as the female lead for the music video of Escape the Fate's 2013, single You're Insane.

Television career In 2007, Sculls appeared as a contestant on the first season of the hit VH1 celebreality series Rock of Love with Bret Michaels, where she placed third overall. During her time on the show she was infamously portrayed as a villain feuding with a majority of her fellow cast members, most notably with Dallas Harrison and eventual winner Jes Rickleff. She guest appeared on the second and third seasons of the show due to her popularity.

In 2008, she went on to appear as a contestant on the VH1 celebreality spin-off series, Rock of Love: Charm School, where she also placed third overall. Where she infamously feuded with almost the entire cast.

In 2009, she filmed the unaired third season of the VH1 celebreality spin-off series, I Love Money, which was canceled and unaired due to the murder of Jasmine Fiore. It was confirmed by Sculls in a tell all by the cast that she placed sixth overall.

In 2019, alongside fellow former Rock of Love season 1, cast member Heather Chadwell she began a podcast titled; Talk of Love, shortly after Sculls took over as the lead host and executive producer. She went on to launch the online streaming service StormTV. She produced her own shows including a VH1 celebreality all star reunion special and various talk shows.

Activism Sculls is an animal rights activist and human rights activist, openly supporting the Black Lives Matter movement and the LGBTQ+ community. She is a vegetarian,

In 2010, she featured in the animal rights documentary, Skin Trade.

Personal life Sculls married her husband Jonny Sculls in 2013. They were also sued in 2017, over a bar brawl incident in Los Angeles.

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