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On tour
Yes
Followers
1,358,452
Category
Rock
Concerts
Dec
14
Pachuca Rock Fest
Pachuca De Soto
Tickets
Feb
28
Sydney, Australia
Sydney
Tickets
Mar
01
Melbourne, Australia
Scoresby
Tickets
Mar
03
Adelaide, Australia
Adelaide
Tickets
Mar
05
Newcastle, Australia
Newcastle West
Tickets
Mar
07
Brisbane, Australia
Brisbane
Tickets
Mar
08
Gold Coast, Australia
Southport
Tickets
Apr
03
Scottsdale, AZ
Scottsdale
Tickets
May
20
Santiago, Chile
Santiago
Tickets
About Stone Temple Pilots
Stone Temple Pilots embark upon a new sonic adventure with Perdida, the band’s first-ever acoustic album. It includes 10 deeply personal songs that weave introspective lyrics together with unexpected instruments to take listeners on an emotional and musical journey through letting go and starting over.
“You have to live it to write it,” says guitarist Dean Deleo. “And this record is a reflection of where we’ve been recently.”
Bassist Robert DeLeo says Perdida (Spanish for ‘loss’) shows how music has helped them process grief, search for meaning and, ultimately, create something beautiful from the pain. “When I’ve gone through things in my life, I’ve found that sitting down and having an honest conversation with my guitar is the best therapy.”
“Recording an acoustic album like Perdida is something the band has wanted to do for many years,” says drummer Eric Kretz. “We performed on ‘MTV Unplugged’ in 1993, and we usually play acoustic mini-sets on tour, so when Robert and Dean started playing their new songs for us during our tour last year, we knew right away they would be perfect for an acoustic album.”
Writing lyrics for an introspective album like Perdida meant exposing himself like never before, says singer Jeff Gutt, who joined the band in 2017. “It’s an emotionally honest album and I needed to approach it that way for these songs to resonate. I had to let myself be as vulnerable writing the lyrics as Dean and Robert were writing the music.”
To record Perdida, the quartet assembled at Kretz’s Bomb Shelter Studios in February. The key to making the album, Dean explains, was finding a way to say more with less. “Everything you hear serves a purpose, from the space in the arrangements to the different instruments. We only added things that served the songs.”
As a result, there are instruments on Perdida that you don’t normally hear on an STP record, like flute (“I Didn’t Know The Time,”) alto saxophone (“Years,”) guitarrón (“Miles Away,”) and enough vintage keyboards to make Rick Wakeman jealous. “We’ve done similar things before – like the trumpet solo on ‘Adhesive’ from Tiny Music – but never on such a large scale,” Robert says. “Working with other musicians on this album was such a joy because it gave us a rare opportunity to hear our songs through someone else’s ears.”
That approach shines on the title track, where a nylon-string guitar takes the lead as keyboard, violin, viola and cello ebb and flow behind Gutt’s soaring vocal on the chorus: “Oh perdida come and go/Stay with me tonight/But in the morning please be gone.”
“She’s My Queen” is another highpoint on the band’s sonic adventure. Built around an Indian drone and carried along by a gently pulsing beat, the song casts a hypnotic spell that’s punctuated by background singers, flute and Marxophone – a special kind of hammered dulcimer from the 1920s.
The songs that open and close Perdida – “Fare Thee Well” and “Sunburst” respectively – are fitting bookends, Gutt says. “They really capture the emotional journey that takes place on this album. It starts with saying goodbye on ‘Fare Thee Well’ and ends with a new beginning on ‘Sunburst.’ It’s a melancholy record, but it ends on a hopeful note.”
As it happens, those two tracks also spotlight facets of the DeLeo brothers’ distinctive songwriting voices. “Fare Thee Well” by Robert pulls you in from the first strum of the guitar and has you singing along after one listen. In Dean’s “Sunburst,” the melody unfolds gradually, rising and falling multiple times before building to a cathartic guitar-fueled crescendo.
In addition to the album, Stone Temple Pilots will also launch an acoustic tour in early 2020.
“Some songs are obvious candidates for an acoustic performance,” Dean says. “What will be really interesting are the unexpected choices, where we reimagine a familiar song and present in a totally different light.”
Kretz says the band is looking forward to not only performing the new songs, but also pulling songs from previous albums into the setlist. “We’ll finally get a chance to play songs from our catalog that we’ve never played live, or in some cases, haven’t played live in more than 20 years.”
“We’ve talked about doing this kind of tour for years, and now it’s finally happening,” Robert explains. “We’re excited because it’s not only a chance for us to celebrate our new album in a special way, but also everything that’s brought us to this moment.”
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Genres
Rock
Band members
Dean DeLeo, Jeff Gutt, Robert DeLeo, Eric Kretz
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What fans are saying
John
This was a fantastic concert. Both bands were outstanding. However, Daughtry's sound was a bit off, guitars were too loud and it was sometimes hard to hear the vocals. We were sitting right next to the FOH mixer so we figured we would hear the best mix from there, but not for Daughtry. STP's sound was much better and I could hear everything clearly.
Northern Quest is a great place to see concerts, especially during the summer.
Northern Quest Resort & Casino
Airway Heights, WA
Jul 18, 2022
Donna
A big surprise was the first band who played. Tyler Bryant and Shakedown. I really enjoyed their energy and music. I loved the playful drummer. Drummers are not usually that playful.
Rival Sons stole the show. I enjoyed them in this show as much as when they opened for Black Sabbath. There music is very powerful and refreshing.
STP was good. It was great to hear the older music as well as the new
The Stone Pony
Asbury Park, NJ
Nov 16, 2019
Luis
STP's set killed last night!!! Great show with lots of improvised intro jams and great overall energy. I'll admit, I don't listen to this kind of music much anymore and was not super enthusiastic before the show started. Once the music dropped though, I was back in high school and a combination of nostalgia and adrenaline pumped me up throughout the show and beyond. Great night and the perfect birthday gift. 🤘🏻✊🏻🤘🏻
Coca-Cola Music Hall
San Juan, Puerto Rico
Nov 03, 2024
Lester
The show started off with Wicked Garden and STP did not disappoint. However Mother Nature interrupted in the form of lightning and rain preventing them from continuing after 10 songs. Still one of the best bands I have ever seen and I have been to many concerts since the 1970’s. Btw I am 70 yrs old. Thank you STP for playing what you could in northwest Indiana!
The Pavilion at Wolf Lake Memorial Park
Hammond, IN
Sep 25, 2023
Pot Belly Poppa
Stp was great, first time seeing them. Band was tight and and sounded great. Played the entire purple album and four more songs. The lead singer holds his own. Gave a great tribute to Scott Weiland, which I thought was really classy. What a great live band to see you will not be disappointed!!! Left the show blown away with how good they were!
Arizona Financial Theatre
Phoenix, AZ
Aug 24, 2024
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Stone Temple Pilots Tour Cities
Sydney, Australia
Santiago, Chile
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Scottsdale, AZ
Pachuca de Soto, Mexico
Frequently Asked Questions About Stone Temple Pilots
Concerts & Tour Date Information
Is Stone Temple Pilots on tour?
Yes, Stone Temple Pilots is currently on tour. If you’re interested in attending an upcoming
Stone Temple Pilots concert, make sure to grab your tickets in advance. The Stone Temple Pilots tour
is scheduled for 9 dates across 7 cities. Get
information on all upcoming tour dates and tickets for 2024-2025 with Hypebot.
How many upcoming tour dates is Stone Temple Pilots scheduled to play?
Stone Temple Pilots is scheduled to play 9 shows between 2024-2025. Buy
concert tickets to a nearby show through Hypebot.
When does the Stone Temple Pilots tour start?
Stone Temple Pilots’s tour starts Dec 14, 2024 and ends on May 20, 2025.
They will play 7 cities; their most recent concert was held in
Pachuca De Soto at Palenque De La Feria and their next upcoming concert
will be in Newcastle West at NEX.
What venues is Stone Temple Pilots performing at?
As part of the Stone Temple Pilots tour, Stone Temple Pilots is scheduled to play across the following
venues and cities:
2024 Tour Dates:
Dec 14 - Pachuca De Soto,
Hgo. @ Palenque De La Feria
2025 Tour Dates:
Feb 28 - Sydney,
NSW @ ICC Sydney Theatre
Mar 01 - Scoresby,
VIC @ Caribbean Community
Mar 03 - Adelaide,
SA @ Hindley Street Music Hall
Mar 05 - Newcastle West,
NSW @ NEX
Mar 07 - Brisbane,
QLD @ The Fortitude Music Hall
Mar 08 - Southport,
QLD @ Broadwater Parklands
Apr 03 - Scottsdale,
AZ @ Arizona Bike Week
May 20 - Santiago,
Chile @ Movistar Arena