Alice In Chains And Shinedown Among Acts Being Looked At For Pandemic Relief Payouts
A report from “Business Insider” titled “How Rich Musicians Billed American Taxpayers For Luxury Hotels, Shopping Sprees, And Million-Dollar Bonuses” has some familiar names in it. Among acts like Lil’ Wayne and Chris Brown, the report looks at the pandemic relief spending by Alice in Chains and Shinedown. According to the report, three members of Alice In Chains got grant money: singer-guitarist Jerry Cantrell received $1.4-million in grant money in 2022, drummer Sean Kinney got the same amount, and bassist Mike Inez received $682,000. Shinedown reportedly got a total of $8.3-million, with at least $2.5-million going to three of the four band members. This probably isn’t the last we’ll hear of this story.
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SLOW MUSIC DAY...
Tommy Lee's wife says he only showers about once a week, but he's "very neat."
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Chris Martin Admits Coldplay Is an Easy Target
Chris Martin knows that Coldplay is an easy target for haters . . . and he ACCEPTS IT.
He says, quote, "We're a very, very easy, safe target. We're not going to bite back.
"We are four white, middle-class men from England. We deserve to take some [crap] for what our people have done. There's a reason we get to play all around the world, and part of it is not necessarily very healthy."
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Phil Collins says he's not the biggest Genesis fan.
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Chrissie Hynde apologized for berating fans who bring cell phones to concerts . . . but she really, really hates it.
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Robert Smith of the Cure hoards iPods because he refuses to stream music.
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