Soundgarden, Chris Cornell - Photo By Ros O'Gorman

Soundgarden, Chris Cornell - Photo By Ros O'Gorman

Soundgarden Slip Out New Song Storm LISTEN

by Paul Cashmere on October 28, 2014

in Live,New Music,News

Soundgarden have revealed a never-before released song title ‘Storm’.

Soundgarden are working an a b-sides and rarities song. ‘Storm’ is expected to be part of that new record. The last Soundgarden album was ‘King Animal’ in 2012.

Soundgarden – Storm

Meanwhile, Soundgarden performed for Neil Young’s Bridge School concert in Mountain View, California on the weekend. Here is the setlist:

Saturday night
Fell on Black Days (from Superunknown, 1994)
Blow Up the Outside World (from Down on the Upside, 1996)
Black Hole Sun (from Superunknown, 1994)
Burden in My Hand (from Down on the Upside, 1996)
Dusty (from Down on the Upside, 1996)

Sunday night
Fell on Black Days (from Superunknown, 1994)
Blow Up the Outside World (from Down on the Upside, 1996)
Black Hole Sun (from Superunknown, 1994)
Zero Chance (from Down on the Upside, 1996)
Dusty (from Down on the Upside, 1996)

Chris Cornell also joined Pearl Jam for a Temple of the Dog reunion during the Pearl Jam sets at the event on both Saturday and Sunday. They performed ‘Hunger Strike’ from Temple of the Dog’s Temple of the Dog, 1991. Temple of the Dog was a band featuring Chris Cornell and Pearl Jam. They released one album.

‘Hunger Strike’ reached no 4 on the US chart.

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