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\n\tThe 10-year anniversary of Scott Weiland<\/a>\u2018s death on Dec. 3 could be a somber, private day for 24-year-old Noah Weiland,<\/a> the singer\u2019s only son. But he\u2019s decided to turn it into a joyous occasion for the public by booking a show at the Garden Amp outdoor amphitheater in Orange County, California, where he\u2019ll perform an evening of his father\u2019s music on a double bill with Sublime lead singer Jakob Nowell. <\/p>\n \n\t\u201cMy old therapist gave me the idea to throw a party, get-together for my father,\u201d Noah Weiland<\/a> tells Rolling Stone.<\/em> \u201cI didn\u2019t even realize it was about to be 10 years until he<\/em> brought it up. My brain started cooking ideas up instantly.\u201d (Head here for tickets.<\/a>)<\/p>\n \n\tThe younger Weiland has been creating his own music for the past few years \u2014 jumping from hip-hop to \u201cgritty alternative pop\u201d and Nineties throwback grunge \u2014 and has only covered his father\u2019s music on a few select occasions. That means a crash course is in order before the show, where he\u2019ll be joined by guitarist Carr Reed, bassist Miles Christian Davis, and drummer Connor J Sears.<\/p>\n