The band has released eight studio albums including the platinum-certified “Dysfunction,” “Break the Cycle,” “14 Shades of Grey” and “Chapter V.” Staind also has two gold singles ...

Staind have eight studio albums under their belt, but during a recent guest appearance on the KiddChris Show (heard below), guitarist Mike Mushok revealed that he's never received a royalty check ...

Staind, consisting of Aaron Lewis, lead singer, Mike Mushok, lead guitarist, bassist and backing vocalist, Johnny April and drummer Sal Giancarelli, has released seven studio albums and eight Top ...

After touring with Godsmack last year Staind — which released a deluxe edition of the new album, with additional tracks, on Aug. 30 — is back out on its own, continuing to “confes… ...

Staind, Breaking Benjamin, Daughtry and Lakeview perform at 5:30 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 11 at the Pine Knob Music Theatre, 33 Bob Seger Drive, Independence Township. 313-471-7000 or 313Presents.com.

In case Staind fans who didn't see the band at Sonic Temple this year are wondering, yes, they're still making music together. Their first album in 12 years, "Confessions of the Fallen," came out ...

Jon Wysocki of Staind performs. Credit: Shirlaine Forrest / WireImage. Staind reached worldwide success in 1997 with the release of their album Dysfunction. Some of the band’s biggest hits include ...

Jon Wysocki, the drummer and founding member of the rock band Staind, has died, according to the band’s official X, formerly known as Twitter, account. He was 53 years old.

Jon Wysocki, founding drummer of Staind, has died at 56. The drummer played on seven of the band's eight albums, which produced hits like 'It's Been Awhile.' He also performed with Soil and Lydia ...

This album brings me back to the beginnings of Staind and us as a cover band playing some of these songs. When we first got to tour with them in 2000, we actually went up during their set and ...

But the tuned-down six-string didn’t work all that well when Staind went into the studio to record the demos for “Dysfunction,” the band’s 1999 major label debut.