Originally based in Phoenix, Arizona, where the Furnier family had lived since 1961, the band had started off as The Earwigs, ...

Detroit shock rocker Alice ... Cooper and his band played together, hung out in the studio, and partied hard. After waking up following a particularly heavy night, Morrison was required to attend a ...

Alice Cooper's third album, 1971's Love it to Death with producer Bob Ezrin's pared-down touch, became a success. A scandal over the album's cover image, where Cooper's thumb stuck through a pair ...

Alice Cooper is getting “Too Close for Comfort” with fans on his current tour, coming to the Vibrant Arena on May 13. Fans can expect an electrifying night of rock, including hits like “I’m ...

IT’S FRIDAY, AUGUST 29TH. THEY’LL CELEBRATE THE LAUNCH OF THEIR NEW ALBUM FROM ZERO. TICKETS GO O The "Hey Stoopid" singer will be at the Orpheum Theater on Aug. 27. Tickets for the show go on ...

After performing tonight at the St Augustine Amphitheatre in Florida, Alice Cooper will pick his ongoing ... The shock rock star — whose latest album, “Road,” came out in August of 2023 ...

Theatrical American rocker Alice Cooper has announced ... effectively going solo and releasing concept album Welcome to My Nightmare in 1975. The multi-talented Cooper is also an actor, scratch ...

Shock rock legend Alice Cooper is set to return ... of his latest release Road – a concept album about the thrills and spills of touring, Cooper will be accompanied by his long-running live ...

Legendary rock and roll artist Alice Cooper is coming to Erie in May. Cooper, the Detroit native who pioneered a grandly theatrical brand of rock, tours at least six months on the road each year a ...

Featured pricing is subject to change. This isn’t too shocking. Alice Cooper — America’s premier shock rocker — just announced he’s extending his ongoing ‘Too Close For Comfort Tour ...

Alice Cooper has announced a fill-in guitarist for his fill-in guitarist. "I have a torn hamstring, hip and lower back issue which is very uncomfortable and unfortunate," Orianthi wrote on X.

Alice Cooper has added more U.S. dates to his ongoing Too Close for Comfort Tour, with new shows keeping him on the road throughout May and August. "You can never be too close … right?