Drummer Sean Kinney suffered a non-life-threatening medical emergency Thursday leaving fans wondering about the band's Welcome to Rockville show.

Alice in Chains first rose to fame in 1990 with their debut album Facelift, and the band's combination of grunge and heavy metal proved to be a massive success.

Days after suffering a medical emergency that saw the cancellation of their spring tour, Alice in Chains' Sean Kinney has shared a health update.

After drummer Sean Kinney had a "medical emergency" during a soundcheck with Alice in Chains, the band decided to cancel their upcoming tour and other performances.

Alice In Chains have cancelled the rest of their US tour and all their upcoming festival dates after drummer Sean Kinney suffered a "non-life-threatening medical emergency".

Alice In Chains have unfortunately had to cancel their remaining shows in May because of drummer Sean Kinney's health issues.

While preparing to take the stage, Alice in Chains announced they needed to cancel the concert due to a medical emergency.

Rock band Alice in Chains has canceled its forthcoming shows and festival appearances to prioritize the health of drummer Sean Kinney.

What Alice in Chains Had to Say About Their Tour Cancellation Alice in Chains released a statement announcing the cancellation of their dates, some of which included support from Chained Saint.

90s grunge band Alice in Chains has withdrawn from Sonic Temple due to health issues with their drummer.

Alice in Chains bassist Mike Inez grew up as a major motorsports fan, so Welcome to Rockville is a pilgrimage to NASCAR's holy land.