Stone Temple Pilots play Hard Rock

Stone Temple Pilots perform (AP file photo)

 

Aurora Rodriguez9/20/2010

Back in the '90s, there was barely a time we could go without needing a little bit of STP.

Stone Temple Pilots, that is.  

The band's early hard rock, grunge-reminiscent style of music found them immediate success in 1992 with the release of their debut album Core and edgy rock tunes such as the single, “Plush”.

Unfortunately, there was a time we were left without STP. The Grammy-Award-winning band – made up of lead singer Scott Weiland, brothers Robert DeLeo and Dean DeLeo and drummer Eric Ketz – broke up and went their separate ways in 2003 after the release of five albums. Weiland went on to create the successful side project Velvet Revolver, and many fans thought that was the last they’d seen of STP.

The good news is the band is reunited, and does it ever feel so good. Fans now have the chance to see them perform live at Hard Rock Live at the Semionole Hard Rock Hotel and Casino near Hollywood, Florida on Tuesday, October 12.

The latest tour is in support of their new album simply titled Stone Temple Pilots, released in mid-2010. Fans can expect new tunes, as well as a mix of oldies which will definitely bring them back to the times of flannel shirts and Kurt Cobain.

Tickets are available on Ticketmaster and range in price from $60.50 to $113.50.