Noah Weiland, the 23-year-old son of late Stone Temple Pilots singer Scott Weiland, has released a new solo single called “Yesterday.”
It was three years ago when Weiland emerged with Suspect208, a young rock band also featuring London Hudson (son of Guns N’ Roses’ Slash) and Tye Trujillo (son of Metallica’s Robert Trujillo). Despite a couple of promising singles, Noah was kicked out of Suspect208 due to alleged drug use, and replaced with a new singer before the band eventually broke up entirely.
Noah then formed a group called Blu Weekend with Tye, but that appeared to be short-lived. Last year, Noah returned with a solo EP that leaned more pop than the music he released with Suspect208. And at the beginning of this year, he released the single “Good Riddance & Goodbye.”
Now, he’s back with the alt-pop song “Yesterday,” along with an accompanying music video in which he and a female love interest appear in their underwear. The singer is also sporting a new look from the last time we saw him, with long wavy blond hair and a mustache.
In a 2022 interview with iHeartRadio, Weiland addressed his ouster from Suspect208. “This is the thing that people don’t know: I wasn’t even addicted to anything when that whole thing happened,” said Noah. “I didn’t get addicted to stuff until months after. That’s what made me so mad.”
Regarding comparisons to his legendary father, Noah remarked, “People want to see me be a statistic so bad, I feel like. There were so many posts when the band ended and all the comments were, ‘’Oh, just like his dad, just like his dad.’”
While Noah was still in Suspect208, he and the band participated in a video conversation with Heavy Consequence. The interview can be seen beneath the music video for Noah Weiland’s new single “Yesterday” below.
