Temple of the Dog news

Soundgarden’s Matt Cameron and a then-unknown vocalist Eddie Vedder and released the record under the name Temple Of The Dog. The band’s lone, self-titled album came out in 1991 and eventually ...

She's also covered her dad's music in the past, and in January 2021 recorded Temple of the Dog's "Hunger Strike" to mark its 30th anniversary. Dove Cameron Pays Tribute to Late Friend and Costar ...

Christie Goodwin/Redferns/Getty Chris Cornell Toni previously paid homage to her late father, beloved for his work in rock bands Soundgarden, Audioslave, and Temple of the Dog, early last year. She ...

One video in heavy rotation that year was “Hunger Strike” by Temple of the Dog, a supergroup with members of Pearl Jam and Soundgarden, the very concept of which blew my little mind. It was the band’s ...

For fans of Soundgarden, Temple of the Dog, Audioslave and grunge music in general, it’s no secret that Chris Cornell had to fight his fair share of personal battles. But, he is rightfully ...

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Here are some... Watch Chris Cornell’s daughter Toni cover a Temple Of The Dog classic Watch Chris Cornell’s daughter Toni cover a Temple Of The Dog classic While appearing on LiveXLive ...

Like most my stuff, this is more character-driven and has the barest pretense of a plot - the gradual formation of Temple of the Dog. Let's say it's set from March 1990-March 1991. "No…" Stone blinked ...

The album failed the chart. Cornell and Cameron returned to Soundgarden, while the rest of Temple of The Dog continued to perform together as Pearl Jam. “My only direction when I recorded my ...

Cornell’s talent travelled further: with and without a guitar in his hands on stage, in bands Temple Of The Dog and Audioslave as well as an acclaimed solo career that would take him to acoustic ...

Here's what Kerrang! said at the time… Kerrang! pays tribute to the one and only album by Temple Of The Dog – the grunge supergroup featuring Chris Cornell and members of Pearl Jam.