Alice Cooper's "Too Close For Comfort" Tour Expands: Shock Rock Legend Adds More Dates to 2025 U.S. Tour!
Alice Cooper, the high priest of shock rock, has just announced additional dates for the spring and summer leg of his 2025 U.S. tour, aptly named "Too Close For Comfort." With his iconic blend of theatrical rock, horror elements, and garage rock, Cooper promises to bring his electrifying stage show to fans across the country, complete with guillotines, electric chairs, and boa constrictors.
Alice himself expressed his excitement, saying, "You can never be too close... right? That's why we've added more dates to the 2025 'Too Close For Comfort' tour this Spring & Summer."
Pre-sale tickets and VIP Packages are available starting tomorrow with the code SICKTHINGS, with general ticket sales opening on Friday. For those eager to immerse themselves in the spectacle, visit AliceCooper.com/tour for all the details.
Here are the newly added dates for Cooper's tour, ensuring fans from coast to coast can witness the live debut of Gilby Clarke with the band, stepping in for Nita Strauss who has other commitments:
May 02 - VBC Mark C. Smith Concert Hall, Huntsville, AL
May 03 - Atrium Health Amphitheater, Macon, GA
May 05 - Montgomery Performing Arts Center, Montgomery, AL
May 06 - Savannah Civic Center - Johnny Mercer Theater, Savannah, GA
May 07 - North Charleston Performing Arts Center, North Charleston, SC
May 09 - Sonic Temple Art & Music Festival 2025, Columbus, OH
May 10 - Dow Event Center, Saginaw, MI
May 13 - Vibrant Arena at The MARK, Moline, IL
May 14 - Miller High Life Theatre, Milwaukee, WI
May 15 - Ball State University - Emens Auditorium, Muncie, IN
May 17 - Erie Insurance Arena, Erie, PA
May 18 - Boardwalk Rock 2025, Ocean City, MD
May 20 - Mohegan Arena, Wilkes-Barre, PA
May 22 - Stanley Performing Arts Center, Utica, NY
May 23 - Mohegan Sun Arena, Uncasville, CT
May 24 - Ocean Casino Resort, Atlantic City, NJ
Aug. 15 - Citizens Bank Park, Philadelphia, PA
Aug. 19 - Salem Civic Center, Salem, VA
Aug. 20 - The Tennessee Theatre, Knoxville, TN
Aug. 21 - Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Auditorium, Chattanooga, TN
Aug. 23 - The Factory, Chesterfield, MO
Aug. 26 - Vibrant Music Hall, Waukee, IA
Aug. 27 - Orpheum Theater, Omaha, NE
Aug. 30 - Elvis Presley's Memphis - Graceland Soundstage, Memphis, TN
Cooper's stage show has always been more than just music; it's an experience where the audience becomes part of the narrative. Speaking to 96.1 KLPX, he highlighted how the show has evolved: "It's so funny because it used to be easy to shock an audience in the '70s. Now nobody's really trying — we're not really trying to shock an audience. But those elements still remain in the show because they're fun to watch."
The tour follows the release of his latest album "Road", where he delves into the life of a rock star on the road. Accompanied by his seasoned band, including Ryan Roxie, Chuck Garric, Tommy Henriksen, Glen Sobel, and the temporarily replaced Nita Strauss by Gilby Clarke, Cooper continues to be a dynamic force in rock music, his performances a testament to his status as a living legend in theatrical rock.
With a career spanning decades, Alice Cooper has not only shaped the landscape of shock rock but has also left an indelible mark on rock and popular culture, ensuring his shows remain must-see events for both new and veteran fans. Don't miss your chance to get too close for comfort with the master of rock psycho-drama himself.
