Following the information of the dying of founding member and drummer Jon Wysocki, Staind shared their condolences on social media. You can learn their heartfelt remark beneath.

“We first met Jon through mutual friends in 1994,” the band wrote.

“We came together with Mike, Aaron, and Johnny April in 1995 and founded Staind. The 17 years that followed were some of the best memories of our times together. From practice in Ludlow, Mass to touring around the world, Jon was integral to who we were as a band. Our hearts go out to Jon’s family, and fans around the world who loved him.”

Hundreds of feedback poured out on Staind’s social media put up, together with Saint Asonia’s official Instagram account, which shared, “So sorry guys. Sending our love to you and Jon’s family,” and Shaun Foist, drummer for Breaking Benjamin, who wrote, “Thoughts and love sent to you guys.”

Wysocki handed away on May 18 following issues and points together with his liver.

Which Staind Album Was Jon Wysocki Most Creative On?

In an interview shared in August 2022, podcaster Joel Martin talked with Wysocki about a number of totally different matters, together with his favourite Staind track and what it was like recording his closing album with the band, 2011’s Staind.

Surprising to most followers, when requested what Staind album he felt he was in a position to be most artistic on, Wysocki answered shortly: 14 Shades of Grey, the band’s follow-up to their massively profitable Break the Cycle.

“I like all the grooves on that,” Wysocki advised Martin.

“I don’t know, man, I just think it’s a combination of what everyone else was playing and I just — I don’t know. That’s my favorite, personally my favorite.”

Staind Are Touring in 2024

Staind lately wrapped up a run of stay exhibits alongside Seether and now they’ve a number of months off earlier than hitting the highway once more with Breaking Benjamin.

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Their first present that’s presently scheduled is about for Sept. 10 in Burgettstown, Pa. Their closing present with Breaking Benjamin is in Austin, Texas, on Oct. 25. You can seize their full tour plans right here.

When Wysocki departed Staind in 2011, longtime drum tech Sal Giancarelli stepped in to fill his spot whereas Staind continued to carry out stay. Eventually, he turned an official member of the band and recorded with them on their newest album, 2023’s Confessions of the Fallen — their first full-length launch since Staind.