Alice Cooper Slays in Atlantic City, NJ

Alice Cooper, Ol’ Black Eyes himself took to the stage at the Ocean Casino Resort in Atlantic City, NJ after a giant black curtain which covered the stage with those very eyes dropped from the rafters. Cooper with his iconic black top hat and cane entered the stage along with the band, which included Nita Strauss on guitar,  Chuck Garric on bass, Tommy Henriksen on guitar, Ryan Roxie on guitar, and Glen Sobel on drums, got things started with “Feed My Frankenstein” from 1991’s Hey Stoopid and then right into the hit “No More Mr. Nice Guy” from the album Billion Dollar Babies which was released all the way back in 1973!  The fans, young and old, were entertained with a 22 song set that ended with “Under My Wheels” and “School’s Out”

Setlist:

  1. Feed My Frankenstein
  2. No More Mr. Nice Guy
  3. Bed of Nails
  4. Raped and Freezin’
  5. Fallen in Love
  6. Muscle of Love
  7. He’s Back (The Man Behind the Mask)
  8. I’m Eighteen
  9. Billion Dollar Babies
  10. Poison
  11. Guitar Solo
    (Nita Strauss)
  12. Roses on White Lace
  13. My Stars
  14. Devil’s Food
  15. Black Widow Jam
    (with ‘Black Juju’ snippet and drum solo)
  16. Steven
  17. Dead Babies
  18. I Love the Dead
  19. Escape
  20. Teenage Frankenstein

Encore:

  1. Under My Wheels
  2. School’s Out

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