Alice Cooper: Last News

How many times have you looked at Iron Maiden’s famously intricate and often gruesome artwork and thought to yourself, ‘I wish I could colour that in myself’? Too many to count, right? Well, your prayers have now been answered, as the band are FINALLY publishing an official colouring book.You may have long since tired of the rock jigsaw fad, but now Iron Maiden join the likes of Alice Cooper, Motorhead, Judas Priest and Megadeth in putting out colouring books.

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Alice Cooper has opened up about his past struggles with alcohol addiction.In the excerpt taken from Who I Really Am: Diary of a Vampire – as part of Audible’s Words + Music series – the shock-rock icon opened up about his battle, which reached its peak in the late ’70s.As reported by Rolling Stone, Cooper was frank about his issues in the clip. “I was drinking more and more,” he said.

Alice Cooper and The Cult have announced details of a co-headlining UK arena tour that’s set to take place next summer.The two acts will hit the road in late May and early June next year for six arena shows.The tour is set to begin on May 23 with a show at the Swansea Arena, before the band play at The O2 in London two days later.Dates in Manchester, Glasgow and Birmingham follow before the tour wraps up in Leeds at the First Direct Arena on June 1.Tickets for the tour are available here.MAY 202223 – Swansea, Arena25 – London, The O227 – Manchester, AO Arena28 – Glasgow, The SSE Hydro30 – Birmingham, Resorts World ArenaJUNE 20221 – Leeds, First Direct ArenaIn other news, Alice Cooper recently endorsed a new colouring book centred around his

Alice Cooper has officially endorsed a new colouring book centred around his career, titled Welcome 2 My Nightmare.The book, which is due out on August 27, features a selection of images to colour in associated with Cooper, including album artwork and other notable iconography.In a preview given by Eyesore Merch, it appears fans will be able to colour in an image of Alice Cooper as Medusa as well as an image inspired by 1972’s ‘School’s Out’.Pre-order Welcome 2 My Nightmare now, and view images from the book below:A post shared by Eyesore Merch (@eyesoremerch)Welcome 2 My Nightmare is the latest instalment in a string of books made by Rock N Roll Colouring, with each one celebrating the art of a different act.They released their first

Elton John and Alice Cooper have recreated an iconic photo of the pair and their friends some 50 years after the iconic snap was first taken.Gathered together to celebrate Bernie Taupin’s 71st birthday in Los Angeles, the trio were also joined by Will & Grace actor Eric McCormack to recreate the memorable photo.While McCormack was not present in the original shot, he took the role of late comedian Paul Lynde – who was present at Taupin’s 21st birthday in 1971.“Bernie Taupin’s 21st Birthday and, last night, his 71st,” wrote McCormack as he shared the snaps on Instagram.A post shared by Eric McCormack (@eric_mccormack)“50 years later and I got to be Paul Lynde! 15-year-old me would be losing his mind!”Elton also took to social media to

Alice Cooper is set to sell his rare Andy Warhol painting at auction later this year.The painting will sell at the 2021 Fall Larsen Art Auction at the Larsen Gallery in Scottsdale, Arizona in October.Cooper has discussed how he re-discovered the painting, which is expected to fetch between $2-4million at the auction, saying: “This silkscreen was given to me during some crazy years and I had completely forgotten I even owned it.”The painting, which was created as part of Warhol’s ‘Death And Disaster’ series between 1964-65, is named Little Electric Chair, and is based on a 1950s photo of the death chamber at the Sing Sing prison in Ossining, ‎New York.Explaining how he found his painting, he said: “One day a few years ago, I was talking

Alice Cooper is set to headline the 2022 edition of the ‘Monsters Of Rock’ cruise.The heavy metal music event, which takes place on a cruise ship at sea, is returning in 2022 to celebrate its 10th anniversary.Departing from Miami, Florida, the five day and night full ship charter cruise will depart on February 9 until February 14.According to a press release, those aboard the Royal Caribbean’s Freedom Of The Seas will “visit two ports in CocoCay, Bahamas and Labadee,Haiti, and features performances from rock icon Alice Cooper, along with performances from over 35 artists.”The full line-up can be seen below:VERY limited cabins for sale today to the general public for the return of the @MonstersCruise ! If you ever wanted to join me & a huge

Claudia Winkleman hopes to look like rockers Gene Simmons or Alice Cooper when she’s older.The Strictly Come Dancing host, 49, is not concerned with looking ‘young and bouncy and fresh’.Television presenter Claudia said she was brought up to believe what she looks like is the least interesting thing about her.She told the Women’s Health Going for Goal podcast: ‘I love getting older… I can’t wait to be 50.‘It’s not that I want time to go fast, but I’m absolutely fine with it, and I’ll still look the same.‘I want to look like Gene Simmons or Alice Cooper, so it’s not like I want to look young and bouncy and fresh.’Kiss frontman Simmons, 71, and shock rock star Cooper, 73, are both famed for their heavy make-up and dark hair.She added: ‘I was

Alice Cooper has revealed that his first experience using drugs was alongside Jimi Hendrix.Speaking in a recent interview, the legendary rocker was asked to describe the first drug experience he ever had.“Weed was the first drug, and it was [with] Jimi Hendrix,” he told Ralph Sutton and Big Jay Oakerson on The SDR Show. “I’m sitting there after the show.

Alice Cooper says he wants to front Foo Fighters if his band ever broke up.The rock legend has played on stage with Dave Grohl and co a number of times over the years, and shared his admiration for the way the band have covered his songs in the past.Asked which band he most wants to front other than his own by Atlanta’s Rock 100.5 radio station (listen below), Cooper replied: I think probably the Foo Fighters. Only because they’re exactly… When they do my songs, they do it exactly like the band.

It was the news that had millions of fans not so much gently weeping as crying for help – the Beatles were no more.

The pair play together in supergroup The Hollywood Vampires