Stone Temple Pilots: Grammy-Winning Rock Legends

Popular hard rock band Stone Temple Pilots has been announced as a headlining act for the State Fair of West Virginia, bringing their Grammy-winning sound to Lewisburg in 2026.

The band, known for hits like “Plush,” “Interstate Love Song,” and “Creep,” will perform at the fairgrounds as part of their ongoing tour activities. Stone Temple Pilots officially touts four Grammy Awards and 11 nominations throughout their career, according to their verified artist profile on GRAMMY.com.

Stone Temple Pilots, formed in San Diego in 1989, rose to prominence in the 1990s with their debut album Core and follow-up releases including Purple and Tiny Music… Songs from the Vatican Gift Shop. The group has maintained an active presence in rock music despite lineup changes over the decades, continuing to tour and release new music.

The State Fair of West Virginia, held annually in Lewisburg, draws visitors from across the region for its mix of agricultural exhibits, entertainment, and live performances. The fair typically features multiple stages hosting musical acts across various genres, with rock and country performances among the most anticipated each year.

As of April 21, 2026, Stone Temple Pilots remain an active touring band, with recent announcements including co-headline tours and festival appearances across North America. Their performance at the State Fair of West Virginia adds to a growing list of regional fair and festival engagements for the band in the current touring cycle.

No further details regarding the exact date, time, or stage of their performance at the fair have been made available in the current announcement. Updates on ticket sales and schedule specifics are expected to be released through official fair channels and the band’s website as the event approaches.