Alice In Chains Dirt

A Chicago tribute act named after Alice in Chains' 1992 album Dirt, performing at Reggies Music Joint. It is not the original Seattle band.

Alice in Chains formed in Seattle in 1987, with Jerry Cantrell on guitar and vocals and Layne Staley on lead vocals. Their second studio album, Dirt, was released in 1992 and includes the songs "Would?", "Rooster" and "Them Bones". The band is associated with the Seattle grunge scene.

Alice In Chains Dirt is a tribute project and is not the original band. Its name refers to the 1992 album, so the concert is framed around that record. The project's music is rock.

Reggies Music Joint is a Chicago venue that hosts concerts and shows. Fans of Alice in Chains and of Dirt will find the subject of the evening clear from the act's name.