Staind's new single "Ghosts" pulled 1.2 million U.S. streams in its first four days, per Luminate.
The song's biggest day was Friday, with 385,350 streams, and the official music video has passed 722,000 views on YouTube worldwide. "Ghosts" came out October 14 via Alchemy Recordings/BMG and is the band's first new music since 2023's "Confessions Of The Fallen."
It is also the first taste of what comes next. Aaron Lewis told Audacy's Abe Kanan the new album is called "The Space Between The Darkness And The Light," that it's done, and that "it's a hell of a record." No release date has been announced.
Mike Mushok came up with the riff on the spot during a Nashville writing session with producer Erik Ron, and the two finished the track in one day. Staind's Break The Cycle 25th anniversary tour with Seether and Hoobastank hits arenas in March.