ALICE IN CHAINS Performs Surprise Show In Support Of AXIS OF JUSTICE

April 13, 2007

On Tuesday, April 10, ALICE IN CHAINS played a surprise show at Hollywood's Hotel Cafe in support of Tom Morello's (RAGE AGAINST THE MACHINE, AUDIOSLAVE) Axis of Justice organization. After playing a few acoustic ALICE tracks, the band members joined the evening's other guests in what could best be described at a celebrity jam session. Other performers at this great event included EXTREME, B-Real of CYPRESS HILL and Ben Harper.

For more details on Axis of Justice, click here.

ALICE IN CHAINS filmed its concert on October 31, 2006 in Providence, Rhode Island for a possible DVD release. The Halloween performance was two hours and forty minutes long, with the group playing additional songs for the filming. There's no indication yet of when the DVD could surface or what other features it might contain.

The group's most recent North American tour featured the reunited band playing a two-hour show that included an acoustic middle section as well as an eight-minute video tribute to late ALICE IN CHAINS frontman Layne Staley.

Staley died in 2002 after a long struggle with drug addiction that effectively put ALICE IN CHAINS on ice in 1996.

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