LINKIN PARK, KORN, SHINEDOWN and more to play Welcome to Rockville 2025
Green Day make their Welcome to Rockville debut on May 16th, with the main stage also including sets from Alice in Chains, Jimmy Eat World and more. Elsewhere, the fest hosts Good Charlotte, Sublime, Killswitch Engage, Jinjer, Bush, Knocked Loose, Kublai Khan TX, Underoath and more.
For their second collection of material, EP 'Sap', Alice in Chains enlisted help from Heart's Ann Wilson to deliver vocals on ...
Welcome To Rockville has announced more than 150 acts for 2025, including headliners Shinedown, Green Day, Linkin Park and ...
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Linkin Park, Shinedown, Green Day, Korn top Rockville 2025 lineup of more than 150 bandsOn Friday, May 16, Green Day will top a lineup that includes Alice In Chains and Good Charlotte, the latter booked for ...
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Jerry Cantrell’s Alice In Chains tone in a box for $110? Funny Little Boxes' Dirt distortion promises just thatMade in collaboration with YouTuber Let’s Play All, Dirt looks to harness 1990s hard rock and metal tones without breaking ...
Welcome to Rockville is back at the Daytona International Speedway for four days next year — May 15-18, 2025 — with big-time ...
OK, the Alice in Chains guitarist and singer hasn’t exactly been MIA the last few years. When the Seattle grunge lords wrapped up touring around their Grammy-nominated “Rainier Fog” record ...
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Alice in Chains‘ Jerry Cantrell releases his new solo album I Want Blood this week, and he’s just announced a 2025 tour with it where Filter support on all dates. The tour begins January 31 in ...
Alice in Chains lead guitarist and founder Jerry Cantrell has announced a 2025 solo tour that includes one stop in Pa. Cantrell will release a new album, “I Want Blood,” on Friday, Oct. 18.
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Jerry Cantrell says some bands earn just "1000th of a cent" each time their song is streamedAlice In Chains mainman Jerry Cantrell says he has seen evidence that some bands earn as little as "1000th of a cent" each ...
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