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 ...

Tim Montana joins Loudwire Nights to discuss his upcoming show at the Full Throttle Saloon at Sturgis among many other things ...

G&L director of sales Steve Araujo on the other brand that Leo Fender built, and the innovations that have made it a favorite ...

The "Unwritten" and "Pocketful of Sunshine" singer will perform at the New Haven venue on Sept. 28. The show is billed as one ...

Marc Rebillet, Lil Mosey and GWAR are set to visit the long-running Tempe concert venue this year. We’re aiming to raise $6,000 by August 10, so we can deepen our reporting on the critical stories ...

Both shredders were thrust into the limelight when they became the Prince of Darkness’s right-hand man, and he was there to ...

Grunge is a delicate topic among metal fans. A lot of fans blame this movement for the commercial decline of metal in the 90s ...

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 ...

Towards the end of his life, Alice in Chains frontman Layne Staley became increasingly reclusive, and his final song with the band is a haunting dirge.

The Alice in Chains riffmaster on his love of Tony Iommi and what to expect from his performance at Black Sabbath's curtain call, Back to the Beginning ...

Stevie Nicks and a concert full of Southern Hip Hop singers, rappers are among the shows set for Columbia stages this August ...