A darker, heavier version of Alice In Chains' Dirt is what we never knew we needed. A recently uploaded YouTube video offers an alternative take on the grunge legends' 1992 album by changing the ...

Manic Street Preachers frontman James Dean Bradfield once shared a personal theory underpinning his belief that there's been a dearth of truly classic metal albums since the early '90s. “This is ...

In the early ‘90s, Alice in Chains was one of several Seattle grunge bands that took the world by storm, selling millions alongside their friends and peers in Pearl Jam, Nirvana and Soundgarden.

What a career Alice in Chains have had! The band is one of the few acts to have enjoyed a second act that's been nearly as popular as the first, ... the band returned strong with 1992's Dirt, ...

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 ...

It was a wise move by Columbia since Alice in Chains found a national audience with 1990’s “Facelift” and hit rock’s upper echelon courtesy of the 1992’s “Dirt.” “Jar of Flies ...

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 changing all of that, and how the band’s sound would be shaped moving ...

Cantrell had seen an Alice N’ Chains show in his hometown of Tacoma, about 45 minutes south of Seattle. He loved Staley’s voice and wanted to work with him. The two later became roommates and ...

Alice in Chains returned home from touring in support of Dirt in 1993, and decided to record some quiet new material to help break in Inez as their new bassist.