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Alice Cooper returns to Oz 40 years after first visit
Don't miss Alice Cooper's 40th anniversary spectacle in Adelaide
Alice Cooper will tour Australia this October, having announced details of his next tour down under.
40 years after his first Oz tour, the horror rock legend returns for his 13th stint across Australia.
It was March 1977 when Alice Cooper undertook his first ever tour on our shores, which saw him smash attendance records at the time.
Four decades on, the Michigan-born musician is still the revered entertainer dominating his genre by continuously surpassing fans’ expectations with his masterful live shows.
Cooper essentially pioneered the theatrical brand of hard rock and is most commonly known for hits like School’s Out, I’m Eighteen, No More Mr Nice Guy, and Poison.
Ensuring it’s another unforgettable visit, Cooper will be joined by special guest, and former Kiss guitarist, Ace Frehley.
Epic. We know.
We’ll have tickets for the Adelaide date on Cooper’s spectacular 40th anniversary tour, taking place at Thebarton Theatre on Thursday 19 October.
Fans with Fan Club offer codes will also be able to access the presale today (20 April), followed by a Telstra Presale tomorrow (21 April) and a My Ticketmaster Presale from Wednesday 26 April – all via the link below.
Ticket options include Standard tickets, Gold Preshow VIP, Front Row Insanity, Diamond Insanity and VIP Tour Packages.
Tickets for Alice Cooper at Thebarton Theatre then go on general sale at 9am (local time) on Friday 28 April via Ticketmaster.com.au.
