Reunited at last. Alice Cooper, Dennis Dunaway, Neal Smith, Michael Bruce and Bob Ezrin share the story behind their first new album since the '70s.

During the midst of his glam rock heyday, Alice Cooper reached back into childhood to draw inspiration for 1972's immortal ...

The original Alice Cooper band—Alice on vocals, Glen Buxton and Michael Bruce on lead guitars, Dennis Dunaway on bass, and Neal Smith on drums—broke up in 1974, after the previous year’s Muscle of ...

Ryder, the leader of Mitch Ryder & the Detroit Wheels, had nationwide hits on the Billboard charts before any of them with his singles "Jenny Take A Ride!," which reached No. 10 o ...

At the time, Ezrin was based in Toronto and convinced the band to record their Love It to Death (1971) LP at Nimbus 9 Studios ...

Legendary '70s Rocker Alice Cooper, 77, Gives Update on a Final Farewell Tour originally appeared on Parade. Some of our most beloved and iconic rockers from the 60s and 70s are getting ready to hang ...

My older brother and I were pulling into our gravel driveway after morning football practice when we heard the news on the radio. “Ladies and gentlemen,” the man said, “the king of rock and roll is ...

While many legendary rock stars from the 1960s and ’70s are announcing their final tours, Alice Cooper has made it clear he has no intention of hanging up his microphone anytime soon, according to ...

Live performances have a power that is impossible to recapture, but live albums like 'Rock 'n' Roll Animal' by Lou Reed are ...

Okay, get it all out of your system now. “My cHeMiCaL RoMaNcE IsN’T MeTaL” That’s fair, but as far as we care, their current tour is one of the biggest tickets this summer and when paired with Alice ...