Iconic Californian rock royalty, Stone Temple Pilots have added two new headline shows to their Australian tour, announcing Palais Theatre (Melbourne) for March 2 and HOTA (Gold Coast) for March 8, tickets available now from www.teamwrktouring.com.
Set to make their long-awaited return to Australian shores next month to celebrate the 30th anniversary of ‘Purple‘, the group’s chart-topping, multi-platinum sophomore album, their Australian audience is primed and ready, with Adelaide and Brisbane shows fully sold out, and Sydney and Newcastle shows today issued with a low ticket warning.
Stone Temple Pilots will perform their legendary album ‘Purple‘ in its entirety at each show, alongside Aussie rock stalwarts, Wolfmother jumping in on the national run of shows to warm audiences up with their myriad of hits.
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Released on June 7, 1994, Purple was the highly anticipated follow-up to Stone Temple Pilots’ 1992 debut, Core, which sold over eight million copies and earned a GRAMMY Award. The album debuted at number 1 on the Mainstream Rock Tracks chart and quickly became a fan favourite, selling over six million copies. Purple features some of the group’s most beloved tracks, including Interstate Love Song and Vasoline, which topped the Mainstream Rock Tracks chart. It also includes Big Empty, a song that first appeared on the film soundtrack for The Crow. The song was a massive Top 10 hit on mainstream and modern rock charts and won the MTV Movie Award for Best Song in a Movie.
After the massive success of their North American Jubilee Tour, the band is excited to continue the celebration with their Aussie fans.
Tickets to the ‘Purple’ anniversary tour are on sale now, for further information, visit www.teamwrktouring.com.
