Kerrang! — The 15th annual Kerrang! Awards took place in East London this past Monday (August 3). Kerrang! TV were on hand to report on the action as it unfolded. Tune into K! TV tonight (Friday, August 7) at 6PM (Sky channel 368 and Virgin channel 342) to wat... more info

411 Mania — Black Gives Way to Blue will arrive on September 29... more info

Guardian Music — Scala, LondonBefore Alice in Chains' first song is halfway finished – a version of Rain When I Die from the band's 1992 breakthrough album Dirt – the front rows of a packed Scala are reaching out to press the flesh of lead singer Willia... more info

Thrash Hits — Alice In Chains @ Sonisphere Festival 2009 photos courtesy of Gary Wolstenholme more info

PopSugar UK — Slipknot won two Kerrang! awards, including best live act and best international band, with Bullet For My Valentine winning best British band. Metallica won best album, while The Prodigy won best single and Alice In Chains was voted Kerrang! Icons ... more info

Slipknot scooped two wins Best Live Band and Best International Band at the Kerrang awards.Among the winners were In Case Of Fire they got Best British Newcomer and Icon award went to Alice In Chains. more info

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Rolling Stone — Duff McKagan’s recent championing of the new Alice in Chains album got us all nostalgic for another of the great Seattle bands of yesteryear, Mother Love Bone. July 19th marked the 19th anniversary of the band’s first—and unfortunately, on... more info

Rolling Stone — Velvet Revolver bassist Duff McKagan used his Seattle Weekly target=”blank” column this week to write glowingly about the return of Alice In Chains. “Last Saturday in Detroit, Alice played their first gig in the campaign that will support the r... more info

VH1 News — We talked to Alice in Chains about their new album, Black Gives Way to Blue, and their upcoming tour. "We just slowly took little steps until it felt right," drummer Sean Kinney said of the band's journey after Layne Staley's death. more info