Alice Cooper

Alice Cooper, a pioneer of shock rock, forged a theatrical hard rock designed to unsettle the familiar. Heir to horror cinema, vaudeville and garage, his stage world features guillotine, electric chair, fake blood and snakes — a stage device that became his trademark. Between the original band and the solo artist, the name has spanned decades while retaining a sense of storytelling and macabre irony. A raspy voice, tight, punchy riffs, choruses made for crowd singalongs: the whole embraces a frontal rock fed by B‑movie imagery.

On 8 July 2026 at the Rockhal Esch-sur-Alzette, Alice Cooper brings back this electric theatre, carried by a solid band and precise staging. Seventies classics and more recent songs follow in succession, the dramaturgy toys with the artificial and the spectacular, and the atmosphere oscillates between gothic comic‑book and garage energy. A dive into Alice Cooper’s shock rock DNA, between the legacy of the 1970s and a very much alive present.