Tag Archives: Alice Cooper

Review: Hellfest 2026 Day One – Thursday

  Our second time at the Metal City of Clisson for Hellfest, and after two days of build-up, it was time for the first day proper and, for us, probably our favourite day’s lineup.We started outside the main arena for ODC on the stage in the middle of the village …

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ALICE COOPER – INTRODUCES NEW GUITARIST – ANNA CARA

(Las Vegas NV, April 2, 2026) Alice Cooper has introduced British guitarist Anna Cara in place of his longtime guitarist Nita Strauss, who announced earlier this year that she was taking a break to welcome her first child this summer. 22 year old Anna, from Newcastle, England, has previously worked …

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Review: Alice Cooper – Edinburgh Playhouse

With the advent of Alice Cooper moving his show into arenas, tonight’s show in Edinburgh was a throwback to the early 2000s, when it was more the norm to catch the ringmaster of the Grand Guignol in smaller, more regal surroundings with more history than the cold and impersonal offerings …

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Alice Cooper – Original Band Announces Exclusive London Event

In celebration of their historic reunion and the release of their first studio album in over 50 years, “The Revenge of Alice Cooper” (out July 25 via earMUSIC), the original Alice Cooper group will appear for a once-in-a-lifetime exclusive live event at London’s Union Chapel on Thursday, July 24, 2025. …

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Alice Cooper Announces Shows in Cardiff and Edinburgh

Alice Cooper announces two exclusive UK shows for 2025, his only performances in Scotland and Wales this year. Icon, pioneer, and Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame inductee – Alice Cooper is simply one of the greatest rock shows on the planet. Last year, Alice and his incredible band returned …

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Review: Alice Cooper – OVO Hydro, Glasgow – 2024

Alice Cooper has a long history with Glasgow going back decades. As Barbara Graustark from the legendary US magazine Circus reported in February 1973: “In a matter of moments, Alice’s grin of excitement turned to open-mouthed terror as three thousand of Glasgow’s screaming meanies gave the band its wildest reception …

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