Video: Stone Temple Pilots - Big Bang Baby

Its finally Friday. I'm combining the theme of the week along with the Flashback Friday Theme. Let's hope Scott makes it through the set. Enjoy!

Oh my. 2 p.m. Sunday, June 8, at the Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre. Stone Temple Pilots' Wicked Garden featuring: *Stone Temple Pilots *Chevelle *Saliva *Ashes Divide *Another Animal *Copperview *Cavo I'll admit it: I had Core in middle school. (Who in the early '90s didn't?) Then I decided I was wayyyy too much of a snobby alterna-teen -- although pity the fool who would call me that, I was highly insulted by any such [...]

Weiland and the DeLeo brothers haven't even played the first show on their 2008 comeback tour yet, but that hasn't stopped bassist Robert DeLeo from mouthing off to Billboard about the band heading back into the studio to milk their current detente for all it's worth record another album. "I think new material will come probably after this tour. I think the whole thing now is kind of getting back and re-acclimating ourselves to the songs that we know. I think that's gonna make for a better atmosphere and better performances ... instead of doing a [...]

There are a lot of bands coming out of the attic these days. Some we've always predicted (Rage Against the Machine) and some that seem asinine (Blind Melon). This summer, Scott Weiland reunites his California quartet for some good ol' wholesome grunge. In the wake of modern rock n' roll, it's never been more necessary. It's [...]

Confirming reports that have been floating around for a few weeks, today the first date on Stone Temple Pilots' summer reunion tour was announced: They'll play the Rock On The Range festival in Columbus, Ohio, this May. (Well, provided that frontman Scott Weiland gets out of rehab by that time.) STP will lead a lineup that's evenly balanced between bands that have had an iron fist-like grip on rock radio since the earliest days of the "post-grunge" movement and acts that have somehow managed to slip into the Modern Rock charts over the past few years: [...]

It was unofficially announced last week, in separate interviews with Slash and Scott Weiland, that Stone Temple Pilots are reuniting for a tour. Touring should begin by the summer, sometime after Velvet Revolver unceremoniously implodes. When I excitedly told my friends this wonderful news over the weekend, I was met with general disdain. What did everyone hate about this band? Is it possible I'm one of the few people who still enjoy the dark, sinuous vocals of ex-junkie Weiland and the adequate drumming of Eric Kretz? The interlocking guitar and bass work of the DeLeo brothers? Is it [...]