Alice Cooper Announces Fall 2026 North American Tour
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Alice Cooper has announced a North American tour for autumn 2026, continuing his live schedule at the age of 78 and showing that he remains an active touring artist. The run will feature his “Alice’s Attic” stage production, first introduced last year during his co-headline tour with Judas Priest. The announcement matters because it extends his latest touring cycle and gives fans across the US and Canada a new set of headline dates.
The headline tour starts on 27 October in Clearwater, Florida, and ends on 21 November in Reno, Nevada, with stops including Atlantic City, Kalamazoo, St Louis and San Diego. Before that, Cooper is due to play several September festival and Canadian dates, including Louisville’s Louder Than Life. The article notes that tickets are already on sale, and also points out that his most recent album, The Revenge of Alice Cooper, came out last year and reunited him with members of the original Alice Cooper Band.
- Alice Cooper has announced a North American autumn 2026 tour
- The run features his “Alice’s Attic” stage show
- Dates span September festivals and October-November headline shows
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Alice Cooper is a veteran American rock musician, born in 1948, known for pioneering a theatrical, shock-rock style of performance built around horror-inspired stage shows, elaborate costumes and dark storytelling. He rose to fame in the 1970s with hits such as "School's Out" and has continued recording and touring for decades since, making him one of rock's longest-active performers. He tours regularly, often built around a themed stage production rather than a straightforward concert.
The "Alice's Attic" stage show referenced here debuted in 2025, during a co-headline tour Cooper shared with the veteran metal band Judas Priest, and blends his classic theatrics with a new visual concept. His last studio album, The Revenge of Alice Cooper, also came out in 2025 and notably reunited him with surviving members of the original Alice Cooper Band, the group he first found fame with in the late 1960s and early 1970s.
This matters mainly to longstanding rock and metal fans, as it signals that Cooper, now 78, remains a consistent live draw and is extending a touring cycle that began with last year's album and stage show rather than launching something entirely new.
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Originally published by Consequence as “Alice Cooper Announces Fall 2026 North American Tour”.