Stone Temple Pilots, Bush Cancel Fall 2021 US Tour “Due to Covid 19 Circumstances”

PILOTS OF THE TEMPLE OF STONE and BUSH have canceled their previously announced co-title tour. The 11-city release was scheduled to begin September 30 in Mesa, Arizona, and end October 17 in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

The news of the cancellation was shared on Friday September 10 by PILOTS OF THE TEMPLE OF STONE. The group wrote in a statement: “pls friends and family, unfortunately BUSH had to cancel his next tour with us which was due to start at the end of this month. We are of course saddened by this news, but it is a sign of the times right now. That said, our key dates starting October 17 are still relevant! The only major date that is canceled is October 9 in Chattanooga, as it was during the BUSH function and can no longer adapt to the schedule. We would love to see you all there for the [remaining] dates, and we look forward to returning to all canceled markets as soon as possible. “

In a separate declaration, BUSH said of the decision to cancel the tour: “Due to unfortunate and unavoidable circumstances related to Covid, we will not be able to move forward with our planned fall tour dates – including our festival appearances and our tour with PILOTS OF THE TEMPLE OF STONE.

“We can’t stress enough how heartbreaking not to be able to go out and play after all this time, and after all of our attempts to start and stop that have followed over the past year and a half. want to apologize as the last thing we would want for all of our big fans as well as our good friends in PILOTS OF THE TEMPLE OF STONE. “

BUSH and PILOTS OF THE TEMPLE OF STONE both released new albums in 2020: “The kingdom” and “Lost”, respectively.

BUSHthe only remaining original member of is the leader Gavin Rossdale. PILOTS OF THE TEMPLE OF STONE includes three original members – the guitarist Dean DeLeo, bass player Robert DeLeo and drummer Eric kretz – more singer Jeff Gutt, who joined the group in 2017.

Boy, a 45-year-old Michigan native who spent time in the early 2000s nu-metal act DRY BATTERY, among other groups, and was a competitor on “The X factor”, joined PILOTS OF THE TEMPLE OF STONE after beating around 15,000 hopes in an extended search that began over a year earlier.

Original PILOTS OF THE TEMPLE OF STONE singer Scott weiland, who reunited with the group in 2010 after an eight-year hiatus but was fired in 2013, died in December 2015 of a drug overdose.

Chester bennington, who joined pls in early 2013, left almost three years later to spend more time with his main group LINKIN PARK. Bennington committed suicide in July 2017.

Last October, BUSH published “The Kingdom Deluxe Edition”. The disc featured six bonus songs, including “Hero”, a special tribute to David Bowie, as well as live performances of the title song “The kingdom” and single “Flowers on a grave”, which entered the Top 10 on Active Rock Radio.

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