alice in chains

Layne Staley fronted Alice in Chains for the last time when they opened up for Kiss on July 3, 1996.

Alice in Chains have carved out a good portion of July for a U.S. tour.

Seattle audio designer Jesse Holt tweeted that he's finishing tracks recorded by the late frontman of Alice in Chains before he died in 2002.

Alice in Chains were never a grunge band in the Sub Pop sense of the word, but they came to define a metallic edge of the genre.

While the wave of mainstream grunge crashed after just a couple years, the impact is still visible everywhere.

A Wisconsin radio station may have done more harm than good when they banned all Seattle music from their broadcasts, because now Alice In Chains are involved.

Corey Taylor delivers a blistering version of Alice in Chains' 'Them Bones' with the all-star covers band Royal Machines.

The singer-guitarist was greeted by police as he pulled into his garage and detained while they tried to determine his identity.

It was either Jean-Paul Sartre or Axl Rose who said, "Nothing lasts forever, even cold November rain," and truer words might never have been spoken (or shrilly sung).

You know that one with that guy who was in that movie that came out 20 years ago? Well, its soundtrack is finally being released on vinyl for the first time ever.

Seattle will be well represented whenever Heart enters the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame next month. It was previously revealed that Soundgarden's Chris Cornell would induct the classic rock band, and now it has been announced that fellow Seattle music vets Jerry Cantrell from Alice in Chains and guitarist Mike McCready from Pearl Jam will perform with Heart at the induction ceremony.

As Alice in Chains' newest album, 'The Devil Put Dinosaurs Here,' creeps closer and closer, anticipation for the record's release has been growing towards a peak. Although 'The Devil Put Dinosaurs Here' won't see the light of day until May 28, Alice in Chains have unleashed the new single 'Stone' to help you through the wait.