Alice Cooper is back on the road, and fans are in for a real treat with more dates announced for his highly anticipated spring and summer 2025 “Too Close For Comfort” tour! This marks the next chapter in the legendary shock rocker’s storied career, blending his theatrical stage show, beloved classics, and his latest album, Road, a concept record about the trials and triumphs of life on tour.
With stops in major cities across the U.S., including Huntsville, AL, Macon, GA, and Atlantic City, NJ, Cooper is sure to deliver his signature mix of hard rock, horror-themed theatrics, and larger-than-life performances. Expect to see all the thrilling elements Alice is known for — from guillotines to electric chairs, fake blood, and boa constrictors — keeping fans on the edge of their seats, even as shock rock has evolved over the years.
As Alice himself says, “You can never be too close… right? That’s why we’ve added more dates to the 2025 ‘Too Close For Comfort’ tour!” Tickets for the new shows go on sale soon, and fans can also take advantage of presale tickets and exclusive VIP packages starting tomorrow with the code SICKTHINGS.
Adding a bit of intrigue to the mix, former Guns N’ Roses guitarist Gilby Clarke has stepped in to play alongside Cooper. He made his live debut with the band on January 31, 2025, at the Bell Auditorium in Augusta, Georgia, filling in for Nita Strauss, who had to bow out due to conflicting commitments. While Orianthi was initially planned to join the tour, unforeseen circumstances also made that impossible. Clarke’s debut performance with Cooper promises to bring a fresh energy to the stage, and fans can expect some thrilling guitar solos.
Despite the changes in his lineup, Alice Cooper’s live shows remain as vibrant and thrilling as ever. Cooper continues to deliver on his promise of a rock concert experience that combines old-school shock value with the storytelling elements of classic horror films. His live shows are as much about creating a narrative as they are about showcasing timeless hits like “Poison,” “Feed My Frankenstein,” “No More Mr. Nice Guy,” and, of course, the iconic “School’s Out.”
For Cooper, the key is not just to shock the audience but to draw them into the drama. As he puts it, “We don’t do a lot of lasers or flashy gimmicks. The focus is on the character Alice — what happens to him, and what he’s doing on stage.” It’s that character-driven storytelling that has kept Cooper relevant for decades, even as the shock rock genre has shifted.
With a legendary career spanning decades, Alice Cooper remains one of rock and roll’s most influential figures. His blend of camp, horror, and raw musical energy continues to captivate fans across the globe. So, get ready for a night to remember when Alice comes to your town!
For more information and to grab your tickets, visit AliceCooper.com/tour.
