Dee Snider Shares “Stand” music video featuring footage from Great White concert fire

Former Twisted Sister frontman Dee Snider has debuted a music video for his song “Stand“. The video features footage from a recently debuted documentary dubbed America’s Deadliest Rock Concert: The Guest List.

The documentary focuses on the 2003 fire that took place at Great White‘s show at The Station night club in Rhode Island. Pyrotechnics used in the venue during the band’s set that night caused the building to catch fire, claiming the lives of a hundred people and injuring over a hundred more.

Snider himself was interviewed for the documentary, which recently debuted via Reelz. Speaking of the video and the aforementioned tragedy, he shared:

While I didn’t write “Stand” for the Station nightclub fire documentary America’s Deadliest Rock Concert: The Guest List, it is a perfect fit. The full tragedy of that horrific night was the despicable lack of support shown for a community in desperate need. “Stand” speaks to the importance for us all to recognize these moments of desperation and do something about them. ‘Don’t leave your mark… leave a scar!’”

Dee Snider

The track itself can be found on Snider‘s fifth solo album “Leave A Scar”, which was produced by Hatebreed, etc. vocalist Jamey Jasta.

Watch the video below: