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1 day ago · Originating in Phoenix, Arizona, in 1964, "Alice Cooper" was originally a band with roots extending back to a band called the Earwigs, consisting of Furnier on lead vocals and harmonica, Glen Buxton on lead guitar, and Dennis Dunaway on bass guitar and backing vocals.
3 days ago · Alice Cooper ruffled a few feathers in 1969 when his fans killed a live chicken at Toronto's Rock and Roll Revival Festival. "The audience tears it to pieces," Cooper recalled this week on A&E's ...
5 days ago · During A&E’s Biography: Alice Cooper, the star remembered performing at Toronto’s Rock and Roll Revival Festival back in 1969. Although it was slated as a peace and love festival, Cooper...
4 days ago · Desperado, the haunting ballad by Alice Cooper, is a song that delves into the depths of despair and isolation. Released in 1971, it is a powerful testament to the struggles of the human condition and the feeling of being trapped in one’s own mind.
5 days ago · In A&E's new Biography: Alice Cooper episode airing Sunday, June 23, the rocker, 76, recalls how at one point during his band's set at Toronto's Rock and Roll Revival Festival in 1969, he...
5 days ago · Alice Cooper has recalled his audience killing a living chicken at a peace and love festival in 1969. The shock rock veteran, 76, threw the farm animal into the crowd at Toronto's Rock and Roll Revival Festival because he thought it would simply fly away, but unfortunately that wasn't the case, and it led to a bloody death at the 20,000-capacity Varsity Stadium, at the University of Toronto.
2 days ago · Produced by Brian Moncarz (Alice Cooper, The Tea Party, Our Lady Peace) and the band’s own Chris Dimas (Marissa Burwell, Surf Dads, Flash Back), Messed Up is meticulously constructed. It stands as an exceptionally well-rounded record, staying true to the band’s initial, almost whimsical mission: to create an epic and unapologetic album bursting with hits.
