Alice Cooper's Devil On My Shoulder Memoir Tour

0:00On March 31st, Alice Cooper, the shock rock legend born Vincent Damon Fernier, is dropping a new memoir called Devil on My Shoulder. It hits shelves, October 6th in the United States, through his shit book group and October 8th in the United Kingdom via Iberi Spotlight. Right after, he's launching an eight-stop book tour in the UK, kicking off October 11th in Cardiff and rolling into Wolverhampton, October 20th. The book dies into the wild split between his onstage demon persona and his real-life sober religious side. Expect stories from his 60-year career, plus run-ins with giants like John Linden, Andy Warhol, and Frank Sinatra. At 78, Fernier wants to cut through the myths and lay out the real deal on how he tamed his stage alter ego. Fans remember Alice Cooper's band, blasting off in 1968, with hits that defined shock rock. They dropped seven albums in four years before splitting, leading Fernier to go solo in 1975,

1:00with Welcome to My Nightmare. Last year, the surviving members reunited after 52 years for their eighth album, Road, feeling just like old times. These days, he's busier than ever. He's prepping a massive world tour hitting the US this spring, and European festivals in summer. Catch his Vegas residency with Chris Angel, Welcome to Our Nightmare, April 2nd through 4th and May 21st through 23rd. Plus, Hollywood vampires with Johnny Depp and Joe Perry towards the UK and Europe in August. Pre-order the memoir Now, on Amazon, and snag UK tour tickets through AXS. This one's set to peel back layers on a rock icon still ruling the stage. This has been Entertainment and Celebrity News today, powered by AI. I'm Corey with The Story.