“We regret to announce at this time that Scott Weiland & The Wildabouts will not be able to perform the upcoming UK and European dates tour dates scheduled for September/October 2015 with the exception of the show in London at The Garage on September 3rd, which will stay in place”, says the band.

“Scott and the band, along with management want the fans to know that this decision was not made lightly, but as it stood, the tour dates had far too many administration and production issues to overcome, and ultimately the fan experience would have been far below what Scott feels his loyal fans deserve. Again, we apologize to our fans and appreciate their understanding in this matter.”

Scott Weiland And The Wildabouts released their debut album, Blaster, on March 31st through Softdrive Records/Universal Music in Canada.

Produced by Rick Parker (Black Rebel Motorcycle Club) and recorded throughout 2014 at Lavish Studios in Burbank and at The Sandbox in Beachwood Canyon, Blaster features 12 no-nonsense, straight-ahead rock tracks, including: “White Lighting”, “Modzilla” and “Way She Moves”.

 

 

“The album has its own distinctive sound,” says Weiland, “but it also can entice those Stone Temple Pilots and Velvet Revolver fans who have stuck by me. Over the years, I’ve gone back and forth between art records and being in a band. This is a hybrid. What we’ve come up with is really heavy, slinky, and sexy. There’s a lot of fuzz. The best way to describe it is ‘Furry’.” I knew I wanted to make a rock record,” proclaims Weiland. “It all just came together.”

 

 

Blaster tracklisting:

"Modzilla"
"Way She Moves"
"Hotel Rio"
"Amethyst"
"White Lighting"
"Blue Eyes"
"Bleed Out"
"Youth Quake"
"Beach Pop"
"Parachute"
"20th Century Boy"
"Circles"

“Way She Moves”:

“White Lightning”:

“Modzilla” video: