We’re going to have to drive a circus tent post into the middle of the stages and put a short leash on him so he doesn’t hurt himself.” He’ll probably have a nice big walking boot on during this tour. “It’s driving him nuts and you can see he just wants to jump and run. “It’s really a drag because he’s going crazy,” he said. “We’re pretty excited about this setlist we’re putting together.”ĭeLeo also reported that Bennington, who sustained severe ligament damage to his ankle while on tour with Linkin Park in the fall, is doing much better. “In these smaller venues, you really have to be on your toes,” DeLeo said with a laugh, noting that not as much sound is lost in a 1,200 capacity room as an arena or amphitheater built for 18,000-plus bodies. This particular trek has found STP rehearsing material it has either never performed live or hasn’t performed for audiences in a decade or longer.
CURRENT STONE TEMPLE PILOTS SINGER FULL
Though the band is currently in the throes of recording a full length album in Robert DeLeo’s Los Angeles recording studio, it decided to embark on a small-venue spring jaunt which has two sold-out stops in the area, House of Blues Anaheim on Sunday and House of Blues Sunset on Monday. “It’s not the first time we’ve ever been a surprise guest, but I do love that element of surprise and being able to give people something they don’t expect and hopefully they like it.” “I loved being on that rotating stage and once we were turned around, people were like ‘Wait a minute …,’” DeLeo said. It was a bit of a shock to fans when the guys turned up as the surprise guest at KROQ’s annual Weenie Roast at Verizon Wireless Amphitheater in Irvine that May and not only revealed Linkin Park vocalist Chester Bennington as its new frontman, but also debuted a brand new song, “Out of Time,” which appeared on the group’s EP, “High Rise.”
After almost three decades the rest of the band, Dean and his brother and bassist Robert DeLeo and drummer Eric Kretz, officially parted ways with a seemingly distant and increasingly uninterested Weiland in 2013. The bulk of STP’s drama stems from its former lead vocalist Scott Weiland’s struggle with substance abuse. However, it still experienced several rough patches, but DeLeo insists the show must and will go on. STP went on to enjoy great success with several chart-topping singles off releases such as its 1992 debut, “Core,” the ‘94 follow-up “Purple” and its 2010 self-titled album earned the group a best hard rock performance Grammy nomination. The rock quartet, which formed 30 years ago initially as Mighty Joe Young, garnered a solid following early on in small clubs in San Diego, Orange County, Long Beach and Los Angeles. There hasn’t been a second when guitarist Dean DeLeo considered putting his band Stone Temple Pilots to rest. Stone Temple Pilots comes to Anaheim with current singer Chester Bennington – Orange County Register Close Menu
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