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Stone Temple Pilots Add Tour Dates
04/28/2015
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Stone Temple Pilots, now fronted by Linkin Park singer Chester Bennington, have announced a string of U.S. tour dates that will be taking place this fall.

The band will be playing the final dates of their spring tour this week. The new fall tour dates will be kicking off on September 15th in Cleveland, OH at the House of Blues.

The short trek will run for five dates including September 16th in Detroit, September 22nd in Cincinnati, September 23rd in Louisville, KY and wrapping up in St. Paul on September 25th.

Stone Temple Pilots Fall Dates:
09/15 Cleveland, OH - House of Blues
09/16 Detroit, MI - Filmore
09/22 Cincinnati, OH - Bogarts
09/23 Louisville, KY - Palace Theatre
09/25 St Paul, MN - The Myth

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