Stone Temple Pilots

Stone Temple Pilots - Purple (Full Concert) Live at Gold-Diggers Sound

Gold-Diggers Sound
Los Angeles, California, United States

• In the live recording from November 30, 2019, Stone Temple Pilots performed their iconic second album, "Purple," in its entirety at Gold-Diggers Sound... Read Full Description >

  In the live recording from November 30, 2019, Stone Temple Pilots performed their iconic second album, "Purple," in its entirety at Gold-Diggers Sound in Los Angeles. This album, originally released in 1994, solidified their status in the grunge and alternative rock scenes, featuring hits like "Interstate Love Song" and "Vasoline." By the time of this live performance, the band had seen a significant evolution in their lineup and sound, particularly following the death of original frontman Scott Weiland in 2015. They had been actively touring and recording with new lead singer Jeff Gutt, reflecting their resilience and commitment to their craft. The choice to celebrate "Purple" highlights the album's lasting impact and the band's desire to connect with both longtime fans and new audiences. This performance not only commemorates a pivotal moment in their legacy but also showcases the continued relevance of their early material.

Stone Temple Pilots - Full Concert Performing 'Core' Live at Mates Studios

Mates Studios
North Hollywood, California, United States

• In the live recording titled "Stone Temple Pilots - Core (Full album live, 2020)," the band revisits their debut album "Core," which was originally re... Read Full Description >

  In the live recording titled "Stone Temple Pilots - Core (Full album live, 2020)," the band revisits their debut album "Core," which was originally released in 1992. By the recording date of November 30, 2019, the band was celebrating the 27th anniversary of this seminal album. At this point in their career, Stone Temple Pilots had experienced several lineup changes, with the most notable being the passing of original frontman Scott Weiland in 2015. The 2019 performance not only served as a nostalgic return to their roots but also showcased the band's resilience and continued evolution, with new lead singer Jeff Gutt taking the helm. This set highlighted classic tracks such as "Sex Type Thing" and "Creep," underscoring the enduring legacy of "Core" amidst the changing landscape of rock music. This live performance marked a significant moment in reaffirming their status in the industry.