Scott Weiland’s first-ever live album, Scott Weiland: Live, will be released on the 23rd October, 2026, marking its first-ever digital and CD release, alongside a new limited-edition red vinyl pressing. Ahead of the album, the new single “Interstate Love Song (Live)” is out today, accompanied by a new visualizer featuring previously unseen clips from Weiland’s live performances. The track offers the first taste of the live recordings, which were previously available only as part of the album’s limited-edition Record Store Day release. Fans can pre-order the album and special merchandise by going here.
One of rock’s most distinctive and magnetic frontmen, Weiland left an unmistakable mark on the genre through his work with Stone Temple Pilots, Velvet Revolver and his acclaimed solo career. From the alternative-rock explosion of the 1990s through the hard-rock resurgence of the 2000s, his singular voice, commanding stage presence and restless creative spirit made him one of the era’s most recognizable rock stars.
Scott Weiland: Live captures Weiland and his band on tour in 2009 in support of his second solo album, Happy In Galoshes, offering a powerful snapshot of the legendary singer in his element and showcasing the full force of his voice and stage presence. Featuring previously unreleased recordings discovered through the Scott Weiland estate, the collection brings together standout solo material with songs spanning his celebrated career with Stone Temple Pilots and Velvet Revolver.
The nine-track collection includes Stone Temple Pilots favorite “Interstate Love Song (Live),” alongside performances of “Vasoline” and “Unglued,” Velvet Revolver’s “Do It For The Kids,” and solo tracks including “Paralysis,” “Killing Me Sweetly,” “Barbarella,” “Missing Cleveland” and “Blind Confusion.”
The album was first released on limited-edition blue vinyl for Record Store Day, where it quickly sold out. Now, following fan demand, Scott Weiland: Live returns on limited-edition red vinyl and CD and will be available on DSPs for the first time. More than simply a live document, Scott Weiland: Live captures an artist whose career helped shape multiple eras of modern rock.
