
Alice in Chains
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Celebrating the legacy of Layne Staley, Alice in Chains, Mad Season and the iconic sounds that defined a generation.
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Jerry Cantrell performing the national anthem at Lumen Field in Seattle.
Alice in Chains27,856 views • 1 month ago

During a 1993 performance in Stockholm, Sweden, Layne struck a man upon seeing him assault fans and gesture with a Nazi symbol in the crowd. Layne stopped the performance and called the man to the stage, greeting him with a right hand punch. The fan was ejected from the concert and immediately filed a complaint with police. The officers went after Staley, but the show was over and the singer had taken a ferry to Finland, Alice in Chains' next stop. The remaining members of the band had not yet left Stockholm and were located by police, who seized the musicians' passports until Layne returned. Authorities investigated the case and not only were the members of Alice in Chains released, but Staley received a formal compliment from the police.
Alice in Chains232,205 views • 2 years ago

“When ‘Dirt’ came out, the thing did not leave my CD player. I’ve never heard someone’s voice hit tape like that. He’s the reason I started singing.” Sully Erna Godsmack’s name was borrowed from Alice in Chains’ song “God Smack.” The band was signed 28 yrs ago in June 1998.
Alice in Chains18,413 views • 1 month ago

Thirty-four years ago, “Man in the Box” was released as a single in January 1991.
Alice in Chains110,701 views • 1 year ago
