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Alice Cooper is a platinum-selling rock star from Detroit, Michigan who has sold more than 50 million albums worldwide. Born Vincent Damon Furnier, the musician formed his namesake band (also sometimes known as the Alice Cooper Group) in 1964 after moving to Phoenix, Arizona. With early singles like “I’m Eighteen” and “School’s Out,” the band helped push glam rock into the mainstream throughout the early ‘70s before splitting in 1975. That same year, Cooper launched his solo career as “The Godfather of Shock Rock” with the release of his debut solo album, Welcome to My Nightmare. Other major albums in his decades-long discography include Alice Cooper Goes to Hell (1976), Lace and Whiskey (1977), Flush the Fashion (1980), Trash (1989), Hey Stoopid (1991) and Welcome 2 My Nightmare (2011). In 2025, Cooper reunited with his former bandmates for The Revenge of Alice Cooper, the group’s first new album together in more than 51 years, and embarked on a North American co-headlining tour with Judas Priest.
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Alice Cooper 2025 Tour Dates:
Here's everything you need to know before The Alice Cooper & Judas Priest Live tour.
Judas Priest & Alice Cooper LIVE! started in September 2025. After kicking off in Biloxi, Mississippi, the two acts toured North America through the end of October.
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Alice Cooper’s co-headlining tour with Judas Priest began on September 16, 2025 at the Mississippi Coast Coliseum in Biloxi, Mississippi.
Along with co-headliner Judas Priest, Alice Cooper was joined on his 2025 tour by special guest Corrosion of Conformity(Opens in new tab).
Such a fun show, I was Cooper is such a pro at making sure everyone has a great time. I love the Budweiser stage venue and I’ll keep going to shows there although I’m not looking forward to when it changes to a 50,000 person venue. The nice thing about is it even at 15,000 people or whatever the max is that Budweiser stage still feels like a small venue.
Lriestband Cooper put on two fabulous shows the four of us enjoyed ourselves from begining to end
Wonderful concert! Amazing show from Judas Priest and Alice Cooper. True legends.
Everything about the Alice Cooper concert was awesome especially Alice!!!
Never ceases to amaze me. Been a fan since the early 80s and this guy can still rock his show. Venue was fabulous.
Born in 63, I never had the opportunity to see Alice. He and the band delivered on all fronts. From some of the best bass part and 3 lead guitars, he put it all together. The only disappointment was the show was to short only 1 hour and 20 min. Priest was ok, sound was off a little. Band was ok, did not sound like they did in my past shows..
Wow! What a show! They all can still ROCK IT! 🤘🤘😝♥️
S tier show. Alice Cooper and Priest were really good
I seen him 4 times. My favourite is when he tours with Rob Zombie for the FREAKS ON A PARADE tour Those shows was unmatched. I think it was the best concert I been to. Serious love and respect Thank you come back to Toronto soon 🇨🇦
I had an amazing time Alice cooper and the band were amazing I would go again if given an chance