The first time Dave Jerden heard Alice In Chains, he thought they were a mess. It was 1988, and Dave, who had just produced ...

Formed in 1987 in Seattle, Washington, Alice in Chains is one of the “Big Four” grunge bands, which also includes Soundgarden, Nirvana, and Pearl Jam—though, of course, it’s easy to quibble with ...

On April 5, 2002, Layne Staley, Alice in Chains singer and one of the defining voices of grunge, died at the age of 34. He had long battled addiction, going into and out of rehab but rarely remaining ...

Corey Taylor has a lot to say about Alice In Chains and the late and great vocalist Layne Staley. During a Q&A session at Jo Ann Davidson Theatre at the Riffe Center in Columbus, OH, Taylor called ...

The post Alice in Chains, Breaking Benjamin, and Bush Team Up for 2022 US Tour appeared first on Consequence. Alice in Chains and Breaking Benjamin have announced a co-headlining 2022 US tour, with ...

We knew this was coming, but now it has arrived: “Atone,” Alice in Chains guitarist/vocalist/songwriter Jerry Cantrell’s new solo single. The song is a big deal ...

Even at the height of the grunge era, it was impossible to pigeonhole the music coming out of the Seattle scene, although that didn't stop people from trying. Some of it was heavy, some of it was fast ...

Alice in Chains released their self-titled 1995 album — often called Tripod because of its bizarre three-legged dog cover, ...

This summer, grunge stalwarts Alice In Chains are back for their first official tour since 2019. On the 30-concert trek, the Seattle natives will make perform in New Jersey, at Camden’s Waterfront ...

Editor's note: The Welcome to Rockville music fest returns to Daytona Beach May 15-18. News-Journal reporter Jim Abbott chatted with several of the acts scheduled to play. It has been a dozen years ...

Alice in Chains members Jerry Cantrell, Sean Kinney, Mike Inez, and William DuVall have sold their music catalogs with the band to Round Hill Music, just days after the estates of original AIC singer ...

“Brighten,” Jerry Cantrell’s first solo album since 2002’s underrated “Degradation Trip,” is an old-school rock release that’s diverse, with primarily terse songs and a common thread that ties ...