There are many examples of that happening and quite successfully…Deep Purple has done it, Black Sabbath, Rainbow and even Van Halen. Let’s look at the first, the new singer sounds nothing like the original singer.
I think throughout history we have seen both work, however, for me there is only one solution. Depending on which one you choose can have a different impact on the band.
There are two types of replacements.1) The singer that sounds nothing like the original singer and 2) the singer that sounds just like the old lead singer. In history, bands have always replaced lead singers. Do they get a new lead singer that is completely their own person and nothing like the previous singer or do they get one that sounds just like Scott Weiland? The answer to that will come later, but first let me explain why I asked that question myself. Do they continue as a band? The answer to that is obviously YES or I wouldn’t be doing a review of their new album. Since this time, both singers have passed away and will never rejoin the band. He was replaced with Chester Bennington of Linkin Park, but Chester left to focus solely on his original band. Scott had a lot of troubles with addiction and was in and out of the band several times. As you probably already know the story, their original lead singer was one of the most iconic lead singers of any band, Scott Weiland. Augustine, Young Loud & Snotty in Atlantic Beach and Rain Dogs in Five Points.ĭon't try to bring coolers, food, video cameras, chairs, umbrellas, musical instruments, weapons, backpacks, glass containers or pets - they won't be allowed into the venue.Stone Temple Pilots are back with a brand new album and a brand new singer. Earlier this year the band debuted its song "Up in the Air" from the International Space Station, where a copy had been sent by rocket.īig Ticket tickets are $49.50-$89.50, but you can get them for $39.50 at Metro PCS stores, First Coast Powersports in St. Thirty Seconds to Mars is led by Jared Leto, who filmed "Lonely Hearts" in Jacksonville and is earning praise for his role in the current film "Dallas Buyers Club."īut the band isn't just a vanity project for Leto he's been performing since 1998 and the band has sold 10 million albums worldwide. Recent set lists have been heavy on songs from the first two CDs, "Core" and "Purple." The new lineup did a tour this summer and released an EP, "High Rise," last month billed as Stone Temple Pilots with Chester Bennington. The band broke up and reformed several time before finally dumping singer Scott Weiland earlier this year and bringing on Chester Bennington from Linkin Park as its new vocalist. Stone Temple Pilots came out of California as part of the grunge revolution of the early '90s and won a Grammy for Best Hard Rock Performance in '94. Other big names scheduled to perform include Jared Leto's band Thirty Seconds to Mars, A Day to Remember, Manchester Orchestra and Jimmy Eat World. Stone Temple Pilots, featuring a new lead singer, are the headliners.
It all wraps up in time for the park's 10 p.m. and the first band starts playing a short time later. The festival, now in its fourth year in Jacksonville, brings 21 bands to three stages. The Big Ticket brings 11 hours of rock 'n' roll to Metropolitan Park on Sunday.
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