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Alice in Chains<\/a> have canceled all of their 2025 headlining dates and festival appearances in the wake of drummer Sean Kinney\u2019s medical emergency.<\/p>\n The undisclosed issue initially happened Thursday night<\/a>, just hours before the band was set to start their tour in Uncasville, Connecticut. Alice in Chains abruptly canceled their performance and issued a statement on social media saying that Kinney had \u201dexperienced a non-life-threatening medical emergency\u201d during soundcheck. At the time, no other shows seemed immediately at risk, but in an announcement today the band confirmed that their entire tour was being scrapped.<\/p>\n \u201cAfter careful consideration and following the advice of medical professionals, we have made the decision to cancel our upcoming festival performances and the Alice in Chains headline shows,\u201d the rockers wrote in part<\/a>. \u201cWhile we were all eager to return to the stage, Sean\u2019s health is our top priority at this moment. Although the issue requires immediate attention, his long-term prognosis is positive. We sincerely appreciate your understanding and support during this time.\u201d<\/p>\n The cancellation has affected almost all of Alice in Chains\u2019 scheduled 2025 concerts. In addition to calling off a month of headlining dates, the band will no longer appear at the Sonic Temple, Welcome to Rockville or Boardwalk Rock festivals.<\/p>\n READ MORE: <\/strong>Top 30 Grunge Albums<\/a><\/p>\n Only one date remains on Alice in Chains\u2019 2025 calendar \u2013 an appearance at Back to the Beginning, the star-studded concert event celebrating Black Sabbath<\/a> in Birmingham, England on July 5.<\/p>\n Alice in Chains has not embarked on a tour since 2023. Their last concert was at the Sick New World festival in Las Vegas, their lone performance in 2024.<\/p>\nWhich Alice in Chains Shows Have Been Canceled?<\/h3>\n
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