Those looking for the perfect band to rock out to this spooky autumn will be happy to know that Alice Cooper is back on tour.  Don’t miss your chance to see the shocking legend himself live and in concert in your home town.

Blood, sizzling electric chairs, guillotines, creepy dolls, and snakes may sound like the terror you’d find at haunted houses, but those are in fact a list of things that can be seen at an Alice Cooper concert.  Think a mix of horror movie, live theater, and some great heavy rock songs and you have the first inkling of what an Alice Cooper concert is like.  There really is a mix of music and styles here, a sound for everyone from pop rock to industrial heavy metal, and back to what is known as art rock.

The man has had quite the decade too.  The original band was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, the man was given a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, and he was given a degree from Grand Canyon University.  Of course the most important part to fans is the fact that he released a string of albums with some amazing songs.

In 2011 the singer released his 19th solo album from his long, four decade, career, entitled Welcome 2 My Nightmare.  This album is one of his highest ranking ones, with several popular hits.  Hit tracks included “I Am Made of You”, “Caffeine”, “The Nightmare Returns” and many more.  The songs off his newest album will be performed at his shows, along with fan favorites from the past.  “Poison”, “No More Mr. Nice Guy”, “Only Women Bleed”, “Halo of Flies” are some of his memorable songs, but every Cooper fan has their favorites.

The current tour is making stops in New York, Nevada, Washington, Colorado, California and a few other states as well as some stops in BC.  Fans of this shock rocker won’t want to miss this chance to see the legend on stage once again.  Hear brand new hits sung live as well as your favorite (and possibly shocking) songs in person again.  Buy your tickets today before the concert in your home town is sold out.

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