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               The original Alice Cooper Band are back together again and working on new music. Although the band "broke up" in the mid-1970s, with rumors flying about relationship breakdowns, the band has actually remained quite close over the years.  They've come back together many times since splitting and recorded several new albums together such as 2011's Welcome 2 My Nightmare, 2017's Paranormal and 2021's Detroit Stories.  And soon, …

                      According to the legendary shock rocker himself, Alice Cooper, there are 3 bands that every young aspiring band and musician should listen closely to: The Beatles The Beach Boys The Four Seasons Cooper, currently a judge on No Cover, a show for aspiring bands and musical artists to showcase their original material, he believes these bands encapsulate the essence of both perfect songwriting and rec …

This July, Alice Cooper will release, Paranormal, his first solo album since 2011's Welcome 2 My Nightmare, and the 27th studio release of his career. Produced by Bob Ezrin, Paranormal will feature performances by ZZ Top's Billy Gibbons and U2's Larry Mullen. Bob is the one who suggested Larry Mullen for the album, and Alice loved the idea saying "that’s a great idea, it’ll change things up so much, just on the basic tracks.”  Alice went on to say that Larry wanted to s …

Alice Cooper is reuniting with the surviving members of the original Alice Cooper Band for a new project that pays tribute to their 1971 album, Killer. Cooper has already written and demoed a handful of new songs with drummer Neal Smith and guitarist Mike Bruce, and he does not see this as an attempt to revisit past glories. In Alice's words, “It’s fun to go back and work with guys you haven’t worked with in awhile. It’s not trying to recapture your youth. It’s trying to recapture a s …

    Back in January of 2014, hard rocking party band, Motley Crue, announced, at a press conference, that they were going to embark on a 2 year tour called the Final Tour and then permanently stop performing live, as Motley Crue. They even went so far as to sign an agreement, called a Cessation of Touring Agreement, in front of all the reporters present at that press conference. The band's members were, subsequently and individually, interviewed asking if this was really …