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STONE SOUR: More 'Come What(ever) May' Chart Positions Revealed

August 15, 2006

STONE SOUR's first studio album in over four years, "Come What(ever) May", has entered the national charts in the following countries:

U.S.: #4
U.K.: #27
Germany: #18
Austria: #13
Austrailia: #21
France: #56

"Come What(ever) May" moved 81,000 units in the United States its first week out — triple what STONE SOUR's gold-selling debut album shifted its first week. Additionally, the video for the first single, "Through Glass", was added into rotation at VH1. The band kicked off its stint on The Family Values Tour late July, performing alongside rock veterans KORN, DEFTONES, FLYLEAF and DIR EN GREY. The tour will crisscross the nation through late September.

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