Ive seen AiC in Austin TX, and Boise ID and both times Alice and chains killed it without a doubt. What I will say is don't base your experience on how well the crowd reacts. When I saw them in Austin, the crowd was going wild and singing loudly to every song and it was amazing, there was even a moshpit to Rooster of all songs. Now, when I saw them in Idaho, the crowd was lame. I tried jumping and seeing if some in my area would start following suit but everyone was just so clammed up. It almost felt like people were just watching awkwardly, not getting engaged with the music. So in conclusion - AiC kicks ass, but depending on the crowd, your experience will vary. (PS: don't be lame at concerts, jump the fuck up and have fun)

Awesome show except for all the phones blocking my view. One tall guy even held his up with both hands to completely block me. I advise everyone to leave phones in your pocket, try to live in the moment, and think about the guy behind you trying to enjoy the show too. I get that you phone people payed money too, but know you're actively making the show worse for other people, and that's not cool. And let's be honest, the phone videos are always pretty trash anyway. Is it really worth it? Are you gonna watch it later or are you just gonna post it online once to look cool and never think about it again? Maybe just take a picture instead. But yeah great show! Alice is still one of my favorite bands, and I love their new stuff too especially The Devil Put Dinosaurs Here. They play a good mix of older and newer stuff, and it's always an awesome show. It was so cool seeing them in a smaller venue.

I'm a huge Alice in chains fan. I saw them last year in the woodlands at the Cynthia woods Mitchell pavilion and they rocked and kicked ass there. I wasn't completely satisfied with the show at minute maid park because they only played for an hour and the roof was closed on the stadium and it echoed so therefore the sound wasn't as good as the show I saw last year. But regardless I'm a huge fan and will continue to come to Alice in chains shows that are close to where I live in Louisiana.

I had the best time and my seats were great! I was really impressed by BUSH performance and the stage presence that the band had. I was always was a fan of Gavin but even more of a fan after this. Amazing talent by BUSH! Alice In Chains was nothing like I ever had experienced! The music was out of this world! I was able to rock out with fellow rockers of this one of a kind band! I left the concert wanting more and can’t wait to see what is in store for these bands moving forward! Loved every second of my time! Thank you!

The last of their kind still standing! The band was tight and sounded amazing. I had sworn that I wouldn't see them without Layne, but William delivered on all front. What an amazing and timeless band. My 13 year old son had to see them because they are his favorite band and he will have a great memory for the rest of his life. Jerry Cantrell has always been the man and still reigns! I had seen AIC many times before and this show was equally amazing. Thanks for the music guys. Thanks for being the best show(in his own words) my son as ever saw. Thats not a light statement because Iron Maiden and Kiss was his first 2 shows.

One of the best shows in a long time. Bush was such a blast to see love again. Breaking Benjamin STOLE THE SHOW! They sounded EXACTLY like the albums, played all the hits, plus their best B-sides IMO. I will never miss another BB show again. Alice in Chains played their best setlist in years! It was great to see them play Nutshell again! Great lineup front to back. Wish I could see another tour stop for this one. Don't miss it! 🤘

I loved the venue, all seating had a great view of the stage. There was no shortage of great food and drink vendors behind the seating areas. The concert was Alice In Chains & Breaking Benjamin+ Bush. When I arrived, Bush was mid way through Machine Head. Gavin Rosedale did not disappoint, he still looks and sounds great. The band sounded great, like a well tuned and oiled machine. He mentioned the Queen's passing that day as well. Breaking Benjamin was outstanding, Ben has a great team with him on stage that can supplement his vocal style, and even take lead in songs so he can do backing and guitar. I really enjoyed them. Ben emphasized his love of the crowd and thanked them for 20 years of BB success. Last and certainly not least was Alice In Chains. I did not get to see Layne in AIC before his passing, but have studied his voice via recordings of live performances, as well as vocal isolation on studio tracks. I have always wanted to see AIC in concert, especially after the new albums came out. This is my personal opinion as a singer, but something was off with William Duvall that night, his tone wasn't right...it just felt off. I understand that he has the pressure of putting his own touch on Layne Staley's classics, but it didn't work for me. Being a frontman is not an easy task, so take my criticism with a grain of salt. Now, as far as the crowd goes, it seemed that everyone else loved AIC and were having a great time. I love AIC's new albums for the most part, I am not anti-Duvall. Overall, it was a fantastic lineup and experience. I will definitely return for another concert.

Fantastic show. So glad I caught it! Fiddler’s Green is my least favorite venue for music (curfew), and once again they shut things down with no encore. So frustrating! Makes me wonder if the other bands went over their time. The headliner should never be cut off. That said, I enjoyed Bush and Breaking Benjamin. I met fellow Alice in Chains fans and had great conversations, heard a ton of great music. It was a great time. Still ready for the encore though!

Great show!!! Life Project, Bush, Breaking Benjamin, and Alice In Chains were all fabulous. Venue, Star Lake, was pretty good. I was disappointed our “pavilion” tickets were not under the roof, but the weather was great so we didn’t miss it. I would like to see a visual difference in the seats during purchase so I can make a more informed choice. We appreciated the food and drink choices, but like so many other places the lack of staff was apparent. Still recommend highly.

It was ok. DuVall somewhat came through. The band of course played- Man in a Box, The Rooster, Check My Brain, Angry Chairs, etc. However, they played few unpopular songs, but missed out on greats like Down In A Hole, Dirt, Junkhead, and Your Decision. They toured with Korn so I can see how they had to make sacrifices. But they definitely should not have passed on Dirt.

Alice In Chains was phenomenal!!! Hands down!!! Only thing was the seating area up front was level and not staggered in height. Hard to see over tall people when your really short. For the money they charged to be close to the stage, seems the amphitheater could’ve built the seating better so you could actually see the stage instead of the back of the persons head in front of you.

Starbender opened up followed by The Pink Slips and both bands were pretty good and had high energy. Alice in Chains rocked the place and were awesome as always. They played songs from their new album Rainier Frog as well as many classics. The crowd was pretty into it too showing them a lot of love! I can scratch AiC off my bucket list now lol

First time seeing Alice in Chains. The venue is a intimate size building but not too small with a good view no matter where you stand. Growing up in the 90s it was dream come true seeing these guys play. The new singer William Duvall managed to represent the classic songs with authenticity yet making it his own. Amazing concert, many diehard fans singing along to the classics and new songs from the album that just dropped, oh and huge surprise bringing up Robbie Krieger (The Doors) on stage to play on the last song of the set (Rooster).

Probably the best concert I have ever attended. The band were on fire and really seemed to be enjoying themselves. They gave us a 20-song set with a good mix of songs, old and new (including one that was brand new). The crowd was lively and responsive and the venue was fantastic for this type of concert. I don’t think there is any hard rock group that has songs which can drive you to tears, rio out your heart and shred in to pieces and then blow you away. So underrated. Jerry Cantrell is a musical and songwriting genius, but the whole band is amazing. I am so pleased that I made the 200-mile round trip to see these guys and would do it again in a heartbeat.

Their debut album came out in 1990. After 28 years, Alice in Chains hasn't lost a single step. Despite suffering the loss of original lead singer Layne Staley, the band that united metal and grunge under a single flag is better than ever. the addition of William Duvall has been an excellent decision and the synergy between all of them shows greatly in their performance.

Awesome show played songs from entire catalogue flawlessly.The whole band had a great vibe and energy playing over 2hrs..They even let a kid from the audience play drums on would? and he pulled it off.The technical side was flawless as well.Sound was crisp and chunky with a great mix.The venue itself is awesome as well great acoustics and good viewing from anywhere and even the cops are friendly.

Amazing! AIC ALWAYS delivers an in your face outstanding show! So glad I was there... They even made one guy's dream come true bringing him up on stage to play drums on "Would" and he nailed it! I'm sure he will be known as the Would-guy now to all who witnessed it. A big shout out to Sean, Jerry, Will, and Mike for making that guy's world! Love you all!

Alice In Chains were amazing!! The Rave...not so much! I would probably never go to The Rave again! They let everyone inside a half hour early and put everyone in a small room to wait the remaining of the time! Felt claustrophobic! Then when we were walking up the stairs to the show area, I was pushed and shoved. Bad system!! I felt violated! Never been pushed at a venue before and didn't like it!! People were trying to run up the stairs to get a good spot and I paid the price!

acoustics were horrible, especially for the opening act monster truck. The volume was set to 11 but needed to be a 6. foxwoods grand theater was not ideal but aic still pulled off an amazing show. All the guys were on point, the song selection was great, certain songs like nutshell and no excuses were moving and the LSMS on seans drum was a nice touch.

I got exactly what I expected out of Alice In Chains' their fast an heavy songs where inflated and their stuff from 'Black fives way to Blue' provided a compelling accessory. Particular favourites of mine from the night wee 'Man In A Box', 'Them Bones' and 'Last Of My Kind'. I wished they'd done 'The Devil Put Dinosaurs Here' in place of 'Hollow'. The band put on an unwavering performance and each member is at the peak of their abilities.Walking Papers were my preferred of the two openers (not based on appearances) and a raucous 'Red Envelopes' reinforces this.Ghost at times had no nonsense heavy/hard riffs, but the lead singer being drowned out by extra chilling effects and upper register guitars plagued their performance.