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WATCH: Aaron Lewis Performs Emotional Tribute To Chester Bennington

Staind frontman Aaron Lewis performed an emotional tribute to his friend Chester Bennington just hours after learning of his passing Thursday night at the Hampton Beach Casino Ballroom.

“So I lost a really good friend today. I’m not really sure why he chose to take his own life but, it’s been a really sad day. So this next song is for Chester”

Lewis then launched into a soulful performance of Staind’s “Something To Remind You”. At times, it looked as Lewis would pause to fight back the tears during the song. https://youtu.be/ihVK0pBXWz8  

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