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'Dirtbag' designs it his way (Daily Aztec)
09-Jun-2006
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Although bands and music artists such as Slipknot, Danzig, Jerry Cantrell, Tommy Lee, Dave Navarro, Kid Rock, Disturbed, Damageplan and the late "Dimebag" Darrell Abbott have been seen sporting the logo of Pacific Beach-based Dirtbag Clothing, few people know the story behind the label name.
Alice In Chains get ready for shows (Kerrang.com)
02-Jun-2006
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Alice In Chains are getting set to play their first UK show since 1993 with their appearance on the Kerrang! Magazine Stage at the Download Festival on June 10. But guitarist Jerry Cantrell has revealed to K! that the grunge legends – whose singer Layne Stayley passed away in 2002 – aren’t treating this as their big comeback.
Metallica and Alice in Chains Members Perform Together (Undercover)
26-May-2006
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James Hetfield and Robert Trujillo from Metallica have teamed up with former Alice in Chains members Jerry Cantrell and Sean Kinney for a special three song set to raise funds for MusiCares MAP fund.
People in the News (Duluth News Tribune)
17-May-2006
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The 60 residents of Alice, N.D., havepotentially hurt the feelings of Jerry Cantrell and Layne Staley by eschewing the Alice in Chains rockers to present aged legend Alice Cooper with a gold-plated key to their town Sunday.
Europe in Chains (antiMUSIC)
12-Mar-2006
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(antiMusic) Alice in Chains will make a reunion run of Europe this summer. It is not known at press time who be fronting the band in place of the late great Layne Staley. But Jerry Cantrell has announced an initial string of dates via his official website.
An Alice in Chains Rerun (E! Online)
12-Mar-2006
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After frontman Layne Staley died of an accidental drug overdose in 2002, most fans figured Alice in Chains would suffer a similar fate. Not so fast. The three surviving members of the Seattle grunge purveyors--guitarist Jerry Cantrell, bassist Mike Inez and drummer Sean Kinney--have announced plans to reunite for a series of gigs this summer, including a VH1 special in March and a June
Alice In Chains Reform (Undercover)
12-Mar-2006
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Alice In Chains will reform for the first time since the death of lead singer Layne Staley in 2002. The line-up featuring Jerry Cantrell on guitar, Mike Inez on bass and Sean Kinney on drums will play at the Nova Rock Festival in Australia later this year.
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