US EditionAlice in Chains 'planned on doing much more this year,' says Jerry Cantrell
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Alice In Chains had to cancel some appearances this year, as drummer Sean Kinney fell ill. Jerry Cantrell dares cautious predictions. In May Alice In Chains had to cancel a concert at short notice due to a "medical emergency" with drummer Sean Kinney. As a result, almost all the dates for this year were cancelled. Only the stage farewell of Black Sabbath and Ozzy Osbourne did not miss the Grunge icons – Kinney was also there. Therefore, he must …
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ROCK 107 WIRXAlice in Chains 'planned on doing much more this year,' says Jerry Cantrell
Alice In Chains performs on stage at North Island Union Amphitheatre on September 02, 2019 in Chula Vista, California. (Daniel Knighton/Getty Images) Alice in Chains has only played one concert in 2025, but, according to guitarist/vocalist Jerry Cantrell, that wasn’t for lack of trying. “We planned on doing much more this year,” Cantrell tells Cleveland.com. “But it just didn’t work.” One wrench thrown into Alice’s potential plans included drumm…
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