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STAIND Singer Plans First Full Solo Tour

August 29, 2006

Launch Radio Networks reports: STAIND singer Aaron Lewis is planning his first full-length solo tour for early 2007. Although Lewis has played some short strings of one-man acoustic dates over the past few years when STAIND was off the road, the singer told Launch that this new trek is more ambitious. "This is the first real official solo tour where I'll tour from about Valentine's Day all the way through to April, instead of just doing, you know, one-off shows here and there," he said. "It'll be me with, actually he's my guitar tech, his name's Chris, and he'll just kind of be sitting next to me, quietly making me sound better."

STAIND will play a free acoustic show in New York City on September 6 at the Maritime Hotel's Hiro Ballroom. The gig will be recorded for inclusion on the band's upcoming greatest hits album, due out on November 14.

The quartet continues to headline across the U.S. in support of last year's "Chapter V" album. The group plays tonight (Tuesday, August 29) in Monroe, Louisiana, and has dates booked through October 8 in Corpus Christi, Texas.

The latest single from "Chapter V" is "King Of All Excuses".

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