Alice in Chains- Acoustic Tour

LukinFan

Has anyone seen AIC on their small venue, acoustic tour this year? They sent out an email earlier this afternoon with a list of the cities and then they recently sent out a new email saying that the shows weren't confirmed yet. We all know that they will be confirmed, and I was trying to decide if I want to travel 4 hours to see this show.

Here's the tour. Tickets were supposed to go on sale next week.


SHOW DATE CITY VENUE
Oct 11 Orlando, FL House of Blues
Oct 12 Jacksonville, FL Plush
Oct 13 Myrtle Beach, SC House of Blues
Oct 15 Norfolk, VA The NorVa
Oct 16 Asheville, NC Thomas Wolfe Aud.
Oct 17 Nashville, TN Ryman Aud.
Oct 19 Tulsa, OK Cain's Ballroom
Oct 20 Columbia, MO The Bluenote
Oct 21 Kansas City, MO Uptown Theater
Oct 23 Denver, CO Ogden Theatre
Oct 25 Las Vegas, NV The Joint

GR8Dane

Hopefully this will be even better...... The Gorge show this year was kind of a letdown......

Alice Returning to Seattle on November 2
Alice in Chains have been named as one of the headlining acts at this year's Symphony Legacy. This annual charity event that raises funds for Seattle's Children's Hospital & Regional Medical Center will take place on Friday, November 2 at Seattle's beautiful Benaroya Hall. It promises to be an amazing night with performances from Heart, the Northwest Symphony Orchestra, the Northwest Girlchoir and more.

Tickets for this unique event, which will have Alice in Chains being backed by over 200 musicians, can be purchased over at BrownPaperTickets.com.

LukinFan

Does anyone know if they sell show posters on this tour at AIC shows?

South of Seattle

GR8Dane wrote:

Hopefully this will be even better...... The Gorge show this year was kind of a letdown......

Alice Returning to Seattle on November 2
Alice in Chains have been named as one of the headlining acts at this year's Symphony Legacy. This annual charity event that raises funds for Seattle's Children's Hospital & Regional Medical Center will take place on Friday, November 2 at Seattle's beautiful Benaroya Hall. It promises to be an amazing night with performances from Heart, the Northwest Symphony Orchestra, the Northwest Girlchoir and more.

Tickets for this unique event, which will have Alice in Chains being backed by over 200 musicians, can be purchased over at BrownPaperTickets.com.

Sounds amazing. Are you going?

Indian Summer

wow, thanks. I'm gonna gun for that show at the Ryman...any show there is better just because its the Ryman!

thesheff

I saw them at the Rave in Milwaukee at the end of August doing an acoustic show. It was really good. I had never seen a full acoustic show before, and I definitely enjoyed this. It did make me want to see AIC non-acoustic though (because they sounded great)

evenflow82

Sounds cool, but in my book 'without layne, it's no chain'

Edved82

evenflow82 wrote:

Sounds cool, but in my book 'without layne, it's no chain'

Understood, but i say fair play to those guys for playing those songs again. Duvall is a good singer in his own right, and Cantrell wrote most of the songs anyway. Its a good tribute to Layne to let people hear those songs again

jb13letters

Got my ticket for the Jacksonville show. It's being advertised as an "Acoustic Hour." Hopefully it's longer than an hour, that ticket wasn't exactly cheap. Still it's cheaper than trying to get one on ebay or stubhub once it sells out.

snipes824

evenflow82 wrote:

Sounds cool, but in my book 'without layne, it's no chain'

i hear you but i saw them and they were fucking amazing. duvall is a great singer and the band is the same. go pay tribute to a fallen hero.

ajedigecko

saw them last november in wichita..........great show.

the singer is impressive.

jeffbr

GR8Dane wrote:

Hopefully this will be even better...... The Gorge show this year was kind of a letdown......

Alice Returning to Seattle on November 2
Alice in Chains have been named as one of the headlining acts at this year's Symphony Legacy. This annual charity event that raises funds for Seattle's Children's Hospital & Regional Medical Center will take place on Friday, November 2 at Seattle's beautiful Benaroya Hall. It promises to be an amazing night with performances from Heart, the Northwest Symphony Orchestra, the Northwest Girlchoir and more.

Tickets for this unique event, which will have Alice in Chains being backed by over 200 musicians, can be purchased over at BrownPaperTickets.com.

I'm going to this one! Center section, 5th row! Should be cool.

frusciante89

ajedigecko wrote:

saw them last november in wichita..........great show.

the singer is impressive.

hey, im just a few minutes north on the interstate and was at this show. pretty awesome from what i can remember. Its sad this was the last show I saw in Wichita, they have a pathetic music scene.

DOSW

I agree, the singer is a bit of a prettyboy but he's really good and brings really good emotion to the songs. I wouldn't drive four hours to see an acoustic show of theirs, but their plugged-in show is great, even with Duvall.

LukinFan

posters- anyone?