Scott Weiland’s son Noah drops new music ‘2 Nights’

Noah Weiland, the son of late Stone Temple Pilots frontman Scott Weiland, has launched a brand new single, ‘2 Nights’.

The breezy alt-pop observe is the most recent in a string of singles the musician has launched not too long ago, together with ‘Good Riddance & Goodbye’ and ‘Yesterday’. The tracks will seem on his debut full-length album, ‘Name Jesus’, which is ready to land in 2025 because the follow-up to his EP ‘Final Kiss Earlier than Detox’.

‘2 Nights’ is accompanied by a lo-fi music video, the place Weiland performs in varied totally different outside areas with Y”Ok-style laptop graphics laid over them.

Take a look at ‘2 Nights’ under:

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In April, Weiland reworked unreleased vocals from his father on the brand new music ‘Time Will Inform’, after an obvious blackmail try.

He advised Rolling Stone that Scott had labored on an unfinished demo of the music earlier than his demise, which an unknown particular person had been capable of safe, and had threatened to leak on-line until Noah handed over $2,000.

Writing on Instagram, Noah stated: “Can’t imagine i’m saying this proper now however mainly i been getting blackmailed by a random quantity that one way or the other has a really outdated model of a music i've with my father.”

Earlier this 12 months, Noah refuted the declare that he's a “belief fund child”. Chatting with Rolling Stone, he stated: “I at all times get irritated when folks say that kind of stuff. My dad was hundreds of thousands in debt when he died. My mother has at all times labored a traditional job. And in truth, even when my dad’s property ever does get out of debt, I don’t even need that cash. I need to make a profession out of myself as a lot as attainable.”

Noah was in rock band Suspect208 for a short while, a rock star ‘supergroup’ made up of Slash’s son London Hudson on drums and Robert Trujillo’s son Tye on bass. He was later dropped from the band for alleged drug use and went solo, releasing the alt-pop single ‘Yesterday’ late final 12 months.

Scott Weiland, who was additionally the lead singer of Velvet Revolver, handed away again in 2015 as a result of an unintentional overdose.