Jerry Cantrell Performs Alice in Chains' 'Hate To Feel' for First Time in 30-Plus Years: Watch
The post Jerry Cantrell Performs Alice in Chains' 'Hate To Feel' for First Time in 30-Plus Years: Watch appeared first on Consequence.
Jerry Cantrell kicked off his 'I Want Blood' North American tour on Friday night (January 31st) in Niagara Falls, Ontario, and performed the Alice in Chains song 'Hate to Feel' for the first time in more than 30 years.
The deep cut from the seminal 1992 album Dirt hadn't been performed by Alice in Chains or any member of the band since a November 1993 show.
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Cantrell and his solo band dusted off the tune 13 songs into a 17-song set in Niagara Falls, and played it again over the weekend at shows in Sayreville, New Jersey, and Portland, Maine — which means it will likely remain a staple in the set during the duration of the tour.
Singer Greg Puciato (Better Lovers, ex-Dillinger Escape Plan) is part of Cantrell's touring band, and often takes on the late Layne Staley's vocal parts on the Alice in Chains songs in Cantrell's sets. Fan-filmed video of 'Hate to Feel' shows Puciato and Cantrell harmonizing on the murky number.
Among the other Alice in Chains songs in the Niagara Fall set were classics 'Them Bones,' 'Down in a Hole,' 'Would?,' and 'Rooster.'
Cantrell's tour in support of his 2024 album I Want Blood runs through a March 9th gig in Seattle (pick up tickets here). See Jerry Cantrell and his solo band perform 'Hate to Feel' from a couple different angles below.
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