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In the summer of 1996, Alice in Chains opened up for Detroit Rock ‘n’ Roll Hall of Famers KISS! Specifically for four concert events held between June 28th and July 3rd in 1996. One of them even took place at the Tigers Stadium! Layne Staley last performance with Alice in Chains was at the Stadium, and you can watch it on our site. With the help of our incredible fans, you can relive an epic moment in rock history. Thank you for your continued support! \ Rock On! \ Team Noise from the Pit.

Layne Staley’s final performances were some of his most potent and meaningful. He was heavily involved in the planning and execution of the shows, putting all of his energy into the music and giving an unforgettable experience to those who attended. Even though he could barely stand by the end of each show due to intense substance abuse, he still delivered a fantastic performance that resonates with fans today. His legacy and spirit will never be forgotten. We love you, Layne! RIP.

The YouTuber who uploaded the rare footage of Alice in Chains conquering the stage with KISS stated, “the VHS footage was likely filmed to be used for television news segments/promotional purposes.” You can witness the incredible previously unreleased VHS footage of Alice in chains songs for yourself on the Noisefromthepit.com website. There, you can see the raw energy of Alice in Chains conquering the stage and rocking with KISS as if it were still 1991! Watch it now to experience an authentic piece of music history. Enjoy!

Alice in Chains is a band that has been close to my heart for many years. Formed in Seattle in 1987, the band’s original lineup included Layne Staley on vocals, Jerry Cantrell on guitar, Sean Kinney on drums, and Mike Starr on bass. They quickly gained a reputation for their heavy, crunching guitar riffs and Staley’s unique, emotional vocals.

I was first introduced to Alice in Chains through their debut album, “Facelift,” which included the hit single “Man in the Box.” But their second album, “Dirt,” cemented their place in my heart. Released in 1992, “Dirt” featured the hit singles “Would?” and “Rooster,” and is still one of my all-time favorite albums.

Unfortunately, the band faced several personal and professional challenges in the mid-1990s, and Staley passed away in 2002. Despite these setbacks, Alice in Chains has continued to tour and release new music, including their sixth album, “Rainier Fog,” released in 2019.

For me, Alice in Chains will always be known for their powerful, emotionally charged music and enduring influence on the rock genre. They are a band that truly speaks to my soul.