Multi-Grammy-nominated rock band Alice in Chains has canceled its forthcoming headlining exhibits and competition appearances to prioritize the well being of co-founding member and drummer Sean Kinney.
The Seattle-hailing group posted the information to Instagram yesterday, writing, “After cautious consideration and following the recommendation of medical professionals, we have now made the choice to cancel our remaining upcoming competition performances and the Alice in Chains headline exhibits.”
Persevering with, the heavy metallic/grunge band added, “Whereas we had been all wanting to return to the stage, Sean’s well being is our high precedence at this second.”
No additional data was shared relating to Kinney’s medical analysis, and the “Man within the Field” musicians famous the artist’s well being difficulty “requires rapid consideration,” although “his long-term prognosis is optimistic.”
“We sincerely respect your understanding and assist throughout this time,” Alice in Chains concluded within the assertion.
The announcement follows an earlier social media submit from Could 8, during which the band revealed Kinney “skilled a non-life-threatening medical emergency” ensuing within the cancellation of a scheduled present at Montville, Conn.’s Mohegan Solar Enviornment.
“We sincerely apologize for the inconvenience. Refunds can be found on the level of buy,” the band wrote on the time.
Established in 1987, the band’s lineup has comprised co-lead vocalists and guitarists Jerry Cantrell and William DuVall, bassist Mike Inez and drummer Kinney since 2006. Former members included late singer Layne Staley and late bassist Mike Starr.
Per the group’s web site, the one listed live performance look is Black Sabbath’s sold-out charity farewell present for Ozzy Osbourne, additionally that includes acts like Metallica, taking place July 5 in Birmingham’s Villa Park.
