Scott Weiland releases new single

2015-01-13 by LoungeFly23 | 3 Comments
Former Stone Temple Pilots and Velvet Revolver frontman Scott Weiland, and his new band, The Wildabouts, have premiered their new single 'White Lightning' on Billboard.

Their album, Blaster, is set to be released on March 31.

You can stream the song on Billboard's website below:
http://www.billboard.com/articles/news/6436527/scott-weiland-wildabouts-white-lightning-blaster-exclusive-premiere

Tagged: Scott Weiland

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WatchItExplode
January 13th 2015
10761 Comments


I was hoping this was actually solo material. I have no interest in this new group of derelicts Scott has found to prop him up.

Davil667
January 13th 2015
4076 Comments


Pretty boring tbh. Sounds bit like a watered down Manson track.

ArsMoriendi
January 16th 2015
42528 Comments


Meh. Anything worth hearing from Weiland was in the 90s.



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