ALICE COOPER- ONLY WOMEN BLEED, Alice Loses His Head, SCHOOL'S OUT & Band Intros Clearwater 10/27/26
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ALICE COOPER- ONLY WOMEN BLEED, Alice Loses His Head, SCHOOL'S OUT & Band Intros Clearwater 10/27/26
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In this multi-song video of musical theater, the Alice Cooper band, on the Alice's Attic tour 2026, Alice emerges stage left, wearing (but free of) the strait jacket and performs Only Women Bleed, while sitting on a garbage can stage front, with Tommy Hendriksen singing harmony vocals and providing guitar fills. A femme fatale, played by Sheryl Cooper (Mrs. Alice Cooper) dances provocatively for Alice, who then stabs her with a floppy blade. He is grabbed by two executioners, placed in a guillotine, the femme fatale yells for him to die, and his head is cut off (hint - one can see how that apparatus worked from our very special position): she removes a head looking very much like Alice and the band returns to the stage to perform Going Home while she parades around and finally throws the head in the air. The band then proceeds to break into the Hollywood Vampire iteration of School's Out (with parts of the chorus of Pink Floyd's Another Brick in the World, Part 2), with Alice back on stage clad in white to sing, have all kinds of fun and mischief, leading to band member introductions by Alice, and well deserved bows by all, at the Ruth Eckard Hall in Clearwater, Florida on October 27, 2026. Only Women Bleed was written by Dick Wagner and Alice Cooper was the fifth track and second single from Welcome to My Nightmare, Alice Cooper's debut solo studio album released in February 1975. Going Home was written by Alice Cooper, Dick Wagner and Bob Ezrin and was the closing track on Alice Cooper Goes to Hell, Alice Cooper's second solo studio album, released in June 1976. School's Out was written by Alice Cooper, Michael Bruce, Glen Buxton, Dennis Dunaway and Neal Smith, and was the opening and title track and lead single on the Alice Cooper band's fifth studio album, released in June 1972. The single was the band's biggest international hit and has been regarded as their signature song. It ranked number 326 on Rolling Stone's list of The 500 Greatest Songs of All Time and was used on several soundtracks. It reached number 7 on the US Billboard Hot 100, topped the UK Singles, reach number 3 on the Canada Top Singles and number 22 on the Australia Singles charts, in addition to making the top ten in eight other countries. The album reached number 2 on the US Billboard 200, number 4 on the UK Albums, number 5 on the Australian Album and topped the Canada Top Albums charts. Another Brick in the World, Part 2 was written by Roger Waters and was on The Wall, Pink Floyd's eleventh studio album, released in 1979. The song topped the US Billboard Hot 100, UK Singles, Canada Top Singles and peaked at number 2 on the Australian Singles charts. All in all, it topped the charts in 15 international charts, and made the top ten in 7 others.
Alice Cooper Band 2026
Alice Cooper – Lead Vocals & Theatrics
Tommy Henriksen – Guitar & Backing Vocals
Anna Cara – Guitar & Backing Vocals
Ryan Roxie – Guitar & Backing Vocals
Chuck Garric – Bass Guitar & Backing Vocals
Glen Sobel – Drums & Percussion
Femme Fatale - Sheryl Cooper
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