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Tickets still available for Stone Temple Pilots in Penticton

Stone Temple Pilots are pictured in this Wikimedia Commons photo from 2010.
Image Credit: WIKIMEDIA COMMONS/Marañón

PENTICTON - You still have a chance to get tickets to see the Stone Temple Pilots in Penticton next week.

Stone Temple Pilots and Seether with special guests Default and Age of Days are playing at the South Okanagan Events Centre on Tuesday, Oct. 23.

Stone Temple Pilots dominated radio waves with hits like Sex Type Thing, Wicked Garden and Plush, according to a South Okanagan Events Centre media release.

This year the band released its seventh studio album, S.T.P, with new lead vocalist Jeff Gutt. Seether released their seventh studio album Poison the Parish in 2017.

Doors open at 6 p.m. and the show starts at 7 p.m. on Tuesday, Oct. 23.

You can buy tickets for the show here.


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