After a medical emergency led to canceled shows earlier in the year, Alice in Chains drummer Sean Kinney was back with the ...

Alice in Chains formed in late 80s and soon took the world by storm with their grunge music - but fans may be surprised to ...

INTERVIEWS: As one of the world’s most influential bands prepare to bid farewell with a huge show at Villa Park in Birmingham ...

Alice in Chains is currently scheduled to tour across the U.S. alongside Breaking Benjamin and Bush for the next two months, before wrapping the trek in Mansfield, Mass., on Oct. 8.

Few expected Alice In Chains to return after the death of original singer Layne Staley, but that’s what the grunge icons did in the 2000s with new frontman William Duvall.In 2013, as they ...

Alice in Chains. Though their earliest origins lay in ‘80s-style glam metal, Seattle’s Alice in Chains became one of the signature bands — along with Pearl Jam, Soundgarden, and Nirvana ...

Alice in Chains was opening for Van Halen on tour in 1991 when Staley, prompted by Parrott, started using. On one hand, the two bands got up to some hilarious business pranking each other.

For Alice in Chains bassist, Welcome to Rockville is a bucket-list show. For Inez, the festival also will be a chance to honor his father by playing a custom-made bass tied to a beloved family ...

Per the Business Insider report, Alice in Chains singer-guitarist Jerry Cantrell allegedly received $1.4 million as an “SVOG distribution” per records from a March 23, 2022 transaction.

Alice In Chains are widely revered by hard rock fans (and guitarists especially), though their critical standing is secretly kind of a wash. They weren’t lambasted like Stone Temple Pilots, but ...

In 2002, former Alice In Chains vocalist Layne Staley passed away after overdosing on heroin. While Staley’s death was tragic, if you were familiar with his lyrics and background, it was not ...

Watch Alice in Chains Perform With Heart and Duff McKagan in 2006 “I liked him right off the bat,” Cantrell admitted during a discussion with Lars Ulrich on Apple Music’s It’s Electric.