Stone Temple Pilots - Jubilee Tour and Rise of Rock 2026
Published on 08/19/2026 at 19:15 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWS
Stone Temple Pilots are extending their live footprint in 2026 with a packed touring year. According to a Loudwire tour announcement from February 2026, the band joins Godsmack’s The Rise of Rock North American run as special guests across spring and summer dates in the United StatesLoudwire tour report.
How Stone Temple Pilots tour in 2026
The Rise of Rock itinerary places Stone Temple Pilots on U.S. festival and amphitheater stages from Welcome to Rockville in Daytona Beach in May through early July and then again in September, with Dorothy also on the billLoudwire tour report. A separate Classicrockartists overview lists standalone Stone Temple Pilots 2026 dates starting January 17 in Waukegan, Illinois, plus festival slots at Sonic Temple in Columbus on May 15 and Rockin’ The Island in Welch on June 27tour date overview.
Setlist and live profile in 2026
A 2026 setlist published by Happy Mag shows the band leaning heavily on their classic catalogue, opening with songs like Wicked Garden, Vasoline and Big Bang Baby and closing encores with Trippin’ on a Hole in a Paper Heart and Sex Type ThingHappy Mag setlist. The same report lists late-summer shows from August 22 at the State Fair of West Virginia through October 4 at Aftershock, underlining that 2026 remains a full touring cycle rather than a brief run.
Tour, charts and catalog overview
Fans who follow Stone Temple Pilots closely can find more coverage of the band’s tours, releases and milestones in the news archive.
Band sound and key records
Stone Temple Pilots’ core sound blends alternative rock and grunge with hard rock elements, anchored by Dean DeLeo’s guitar work and Robert DeLeo’s melodic bass lines. Early albums such as Core (1992) and Purple (1994) defined their 1990s profile, with Purple reaching No. 1 on the U.S. Billboard pop charts and earning the band a 1994 Grammy for Best Hard Rock Performance with Vocal for Plush.
Current career status and next live date
With co-headlining Jubilee dates and the Rise of Rock run confirmed across the U.S. in 2026, Stone Temple Pilots currently remain an active touring band, with the next publicly listed show after August 19, 2026 falling on August 22, 2026 at the State Fair of West Virginia in Lewisburg.
Stone Temple Pilots at a glance
- Act: Stone Temple Pilots
- Genre: Alternative rock, grunge, hard rock
- Origin: San Diego, California, USA
- Active since: 1989
- Lineup: Jeff Gutt (vocals), Dean DeLeo (guitar), Robert DeLeo (bass), Eric Kretz (drums)
- Label: Atlantic Records / Atlantic Catalog Group
- Key works: Core (1992), Purple (1994), Tiny Music... Songs from the Vatican Gift Shop (1996), Perdida (2020)
- Current album/single: Perdida (released February 7, 2020, acoustic studio album)
- Charts / certifications: Early albums sold more than 17 million units in the U.S., with Purple reaching No. 1 on the Billboard pop charts and multiple No. 1 singles on Billboard’s rock formats.
- Next live date: August 22, 2026 – Lewisburg, West Virginia, State Fair of West Virginia (United States)
Frequently asked questions about Stone Temple Pilots
Who sings for Stone Temple Pilots on the 2026 tours?
Stone Temple Pilots tour in 2026 with Jeff Gutt as lead vocalist, continuing the lineup that recorded the acoustic album Perdida and the self-titled Jeff Gutt–fronted studio release.
What songs dominate Stone Temple Pilots’ 2026 setlist?
A 2026 setlist report highlights staples like Wicked Garden, Vasoline, Plush, Interstate Love Song and Trippin’ on a Hole in a Paper Heart, showing that the band’s shows lean heavily on their 1990s catalog.
How extensive is Stone Temple Pilots’ discography today?
The band’s discography includes eight studio albums, two live albums, several compilations and more than thirty singles, with Core, Purple and Perdida marking important stylistic phases from heavy grunge to fully acoustic arrangements.
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