Which era of Alice in Chains was the best? Vote for either the Layne Staley or the William DuVall period and tune in to hear ...

Jerry Cantrell just wanted to be a guitar player who didn't sing in Alice in Chains. But he credits the late Layne Staley for ...

Layne Staley 's voice was unmistakable—gritty, soulful, and devastating in its emotional reach. But it was Staley himself who encouraged Cantrell to step into a larger vocal role, particularly during ...

If the unusual riff that leads Alice in Chains ’ 2009 single “Check My Brain” makes you feel a little seasick, it’s worth knowing that the man who wrote it suffers the same reaction. Jerry ...

Jerry Cantrell just spent his summer opening for Bush. Now, just a month later, the prolific Alice In Chains frontman announced he’ll play venues all over North America on his winter 2025 ‘I ...

Alice In Chains guitarist/vocalist Jerry Cantrell has explained how he ended up appearing on the soundtrack to horror blockbuster Sinners. The 59-year-old, who co-founded Alice In Chains in 1987 ...

Grunge band Alice in Chains was fronted primarily by two talents: songwriter and occasional singer Jerry Cantrell and singer and occasional songwriter Layne Staley. Together, they were a two ...

As guitarist and co-lead vocalist of Alice In Chains, Jerry Cantrell is one of the most iconic musicians to emerge from Seattle.

The post Jerry Cantrell on Working with Duff McKagan & Robert Trujillo, and Alice in Chains Songs He Doesn’t Play: Podcast appeared first on Consequence. Cantrell, who’s best known as the ...

In other Jerry Cantrell news, the guitarist recently opened up about temporarily losing his trusty G&L 'Blue Dress' Rampage – the guitar behind practically every key Alice in Chains record ...

The former Jeff Beck guitarist played on a rendition of Man in the Box, the Grammy-nominated Alice In Chains classic. “Raleigh, great show tonight thx for hosting us,” wrote Cantrell on Instagram.

That guy was amazing,” says Cantrell. And having toured with Van Halen in Alice In Chains’ early days, he went on to elaborate on his respect for Van Halen and his sheer passion for playing.