No Phoenix Stop on Alice Cooper’s Spring Tour

Alice Cooper kicked off the latest leg of his Alice’s Attic U.S. tour this week to the delight of San Antonio fans. The iconic rocker, along with his band, belted out a string of hits spanning their impressive 60-year-plus career. Classics like “No More Mr. Nice Guy,” “I’m Eighteen,” “Ballad of Dwight Fry,” and of course, “School’s Out” were just a few of the crowd-pleasers that made it onto the 24-song setlist.

The spring tour is scheduled to continue until May 9, after which Alice Cooper will head back to Las Vegas for a series of three shows later in the month. Following the Vegas stint, the band will take their act across the pond for a European tour in the summer. Fans can look forward to more shows in the fall, promising a jam-packed schedule for the rock icon.

Despite the abundant tour dates across the U.S. and Europe, Phoenix fans may be disappointed to find out that there are no planned stops in their city. While Cooper’s tour includes various cities, Phoenix has been left out of the lineup, leaving local fans yearning for a glimpse of the legendary performer on stage in their hometown.

In addition to his music career, the multi-talented artist is set to release his autobiography in October, adding another feather to his already illustrious cap. The upcoming autobiography promises to delve into the life and times of Alice Cooper, offering fans a deeper insight into the man behind the makeup and theatrics.

For now, fans across the country and around the world can catch Alice Cooper live in concert as he continues to mesmerize audiences with his electrifying performances. While Phoenix may not be on the spring tour itinerary, dedicated fans in the city can hold out hope for future tour dates that may bring the rock legend to their doorstep in the coming months.

As Alice Cooper crisscrosses the globe, delivering unforgettable performances and captivating audiences with his timeless music, fans everywhere eagerly await the opportunity to witness rock ‘n’ roll history in person. With each show, the legendary artist cements his rightful place in the music pantheon, leaving a trail of adoring fans in his wake.