Alice In Chains has released the final video in their film series “Black Antenna” in support of their recent album Rainier Fog (BMG). The tenth chapter out of ten of their ambitious film project with director and filmmaker Adam Mason. Mason has created a 90-minute science-fiction based film with ten episodes to compliment the album. Alice In Chains has booked a co-headline tour of the US this summer with Korn. Tickets are on sale now.Continue reading
Alice In Chains has released another video in their film series “Black Antenna” in support of their recent album Rainier Fog (BMG). The ninth chapter out of ten of their ambitious film project with director and filmmaker Adam Mason. Mason has created a 90-minute science-fiction based film with ten episodes to compliment the album. Alice In Chains just booked a co-headline tour of the US this summer with Korn. Tickets are on sale now.Continue reading
Alice In Chains has released another video in their film series “Black Antenna” in support of their recent album Rainier Fog (BMG). The fourth chapter of their ambitious film project with director and filmmaker Adam Mason. Mason has created a 90-minute science-fiction based film with ten episodes to compliment the album. Alice In Chains just booked a co-headline tour of the US this summer with Korn. Tickets are on sale now.
Alice In Chains, riding high on the strength of their recent album Rainier Fog (BMG) has released the first two chapters of their ambitious film project with director and filmmaker Adam Mason. Mason has created a 90-minute science-fiction based film with ten episodes to compliment the album. Watch the first two now. Alice In Chains just booked a co-headline tour of the US this summer with Korn. Tickets are on sale now.
On the heels of announcing the lirr co-headline tour of America with Korn, Alice in Chains has shared the official visualizer from the title track of their acclaimed 2018 album, Rainier Fog. Watch it now!
Alice In Chains has booked Canadian and additional US tour dates in support of its Grammy-nominated album Rainier Fog (BMG). The tour is set to kick off April 10 in Vancouver, British Columbia. The band, which has been playing in support of their new album since last summer, has been playing a career spanning set list nightly. AIC just celebrated the 25th anniversary of their chart-topping EP, Jar of Flies as well. Continue reading
Not that long ago, in the year 2018: it was a dark time for the rebellion. Generals gathering their black masses on all sides of music fandom, while crowded the field of contenders led by an astronomical number of albums unlistenable, but some really great ones emerged. Meanwhile, fighting the good fight for bands and fans, the alliance of Ghost Cult and their intrepid staff worldwide was at the ready, week in and week out. Shoutout to our team for their votes in our Album Of the Year list parts one, two, and three, and for their verbiage. Thanks to our Senior Editor Steve Tovey who compiled them all and contributed to these wrap-ups, and to you, our readers. You rule! Continue reading
Alice In Chains has booked an extensive tour of Europe, including the UK for spring 2019. The band continues to support their recent release Rainier Fog (BMG). Kicking off on May 23rd in Glasgow, the 14-date tour includes three UK shows, with a date at Birmingham’s Barclaycard Arena on the 24th and Wembley The SSE Arena on the 25th. These will be the biggest headline shows the band have played to date in the UK. Direct support on some of the shows will come from Black Rebel Motorcycle Club. The band will also play some other major headline dates and festivals including Rock Am Ring and Rock Im Park in June. Tickets are available below. Continue reading
Alice In Chains, busy touring behind their new album Rainier Fog (BMG) have shared a new music video. ‘Never Fade’ continues the story from ‘The One You Know’ video, also directed by Adam Mason. You can watch it below. Rainier Fog debuted on the rock charts at #1 and continued AIC’s run of hit albums in their career. Continue reading
Even if F. Scott Fitzgerald’s maxim that “There are no second acts in American lives” has anything approaching a ring of truth, then, clearly, no-one told Seattle’s Alice in Chains. It is now sixteen years since the untimely death of the band’s original lead singer Layne Staley, a troubled soul whose battles with drugs and depression were a significant element in their art, most notably on the widely praised and equally widely loved album Dirt.Continue reading