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Alice In Chains Announce Shows in Japan
01/29/2014
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(hennemusic) Alice In Chains have announced a pair of shows in Japan this spring. The Seattle rockers will play Yokohama Bay hall in Yokohama on March 9 and Tokyo Studio Coast in Tokyo on March 10.

News of the Japanese dates comes a day after Alice In Chains announced a spring US tour in support of their current album, "The Devil Put Dinosaurs Here."

Shows begin April 25 in Tulsa, Oklahoma for the month-long trek. Pre-sale tickets for the new Japanese will be available on aliceinchains.com starting this weekend, while general on-sale tickets begin February 9. more on this story

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