ALICE COOPER LAUNCHES HIS
HALLOWEEN HORROR PLAYLIST;
LAUNCHES “MY NIGHTMARE” FACEBOOK FILTER
15-Song Playlist Available Now On Streaming Services Features Songs By Cooper, Black Sabbath, Metallica, Iron Maiden, Rob Zombie, Mötley Crüe, And More
Cooper’s Official Facebook Channel Launches The “My Nightmare” AR Filter
That Lets You Try On His Classic Ol’ Black Eyes Makeup
The Fall Leg Of The “Ol’ Black Eyes Is Back” Tour Begins November 3
LOS ANGELES – As the architect of shock-rock, Alice Cooper is beloved by legions for his horror-themed theatrics on albums and in concerts. That makes the Rock and Roll Hall of Famer uniquely qualified to conjure up a devilishly delightful Halloween playlist for fans this year.
Cooper says: “To help celebrate the Halloween season, I wanted to share some of my favorite songs about the supernatural, the unexplainable and the downright frightening. Think of it as your Halloween playlist, whether you’re tricking or treating this year.”
“Alice Cooper’s Halloween Horror” playlist is available now on streaming services. It features 15 songs, including five classic Cooper tracks: “Desperado” from Killer (1971), “I Love The Dead” and “No More Mr. Nice Guy” from Billon Dollar Babies (1973), the title track
from his 1975 solo debut, Welcome To My Nightmare, and “Feed My Frankenstien” from
1991’s Hey Stoopid.
The playlist also features macabre music from Black Sabbath (“Iron Man”), Judas Priest
(“The Ripper”), Iron Maiden (“Number Of The Beast”), Mötley Crüe (“Shout At The Devil”), Metallica (“Of Wolf And Man”), Slayer (“Spirit In Black”), and Rob Zombie (“Living Dead Girl.”)
In addition, Cooper’s official Facebook and Instagram channels have launched the “My Nightmare” AR filter that lets you try on his iconic Ol’ Black Eyes makeup. This realistic makeup integration allows fans to create and share their own Alice Cooper moments. It also features the ability to change dynamic lighting effects, including a black-and-white option.
Next month, Cooper will begin the fall leg of his “Ol’ Black Eyes Is Back” Tour. It will open on November 3 in Ft. Meyers, Florida and end on November 30 in Waukegan, Illinois. He also has more North American dates scheduled for 2020, along with a trek to Australia and New Zealand.
Alice Cooper’s Halloween Horror Playlist
1. “No More Mr. Nice Guy” – Alice Cooper
2. “Desperado” – Alice Cooper
3. “I Love The Dead” – Alice Cooper
4. “Welcome To My Nightmare” – Alice Cooper
5. “Feed My Frankenstein” – Alice Cooper
6. “Living Dead Girl” – Rob Zombie
7. “Iron Man” – Black Sabbath
8. “The Ripper” – Judas Priest
9. “Shout At The Devil” – Mötley Crüe
10. “Of Wolf And Man” – Metallica
11. “The Number Of The Beast” – Iron Maiden
12. “If You Have Ghosts” – Ghost
13. “Sympathy For The Devil” – Mötorhead
14. “She-Wolf” – Megadeth
15. “Spirit In Black” – Slayer
“Ol’ Black Eyes Is Back” Tour
Tour Dates
November 3 Ft. Myers, FL Barbara B Mann Performing Arts Hall
November 5 Melbourne, FL King Center
November 6 Orlando, FL Hard Rock Live
November 7 Clearwater, FL Ruth Eckerd Hall
November 9 Biloxi, MS Beau Rivage
November 10 Montgomery, AL Montgomery Performing Arts Center
November 12 Huntsville, AL Von Braun Center
November 14 North Charleston, SC North Charleston Performing Arts Center
November 15 Greenville, SC Peace Concert Hall
November 16 Roanoke, VA Berglund Performing Arts Center
November 18 Richmond, KY EKU Center for the Arts
November 21 Glen Falls, NY Cool Insuring Arena
November 22 Brookville, NY Tilles Center for the Performing Arts
November 23 Atlantic City, NJ Ocean Resort Casino / Ovation Hall
November 25 Indianapolis, IN Murat Theatre
November 26 Toledo, OH Stranahan Theatre
November 27 Evansville, IN Old National Events Plaza
November 29 Prior Lake, MN Mystic Lake Casino Showroom
November 30 Waukegan, IL Genesee Theatre
February 8 Perth, Australia RAC Arena
February 11 Adelaide, Australia Entertainment Centre Theatre
February 14 Melbourne, Australia Rod Laver Arena
February 15 Sydney, Australia Qudos Bank Arena
February 18 Brisbane, Australia Entertainment Centre
February 20 Auckland, NZ Trusts Arena
February 22 Christchurch, NZ Horncastle Arena
April 1 Peterborough, Ontario Memorial Center
April 3 Grand Rapids, MI DeVos Performance Hall
April 5 Appleton, WI Thirvent Hall @ Fox Performing Arts Center
April 7 Omaha, NE Orpheum Theatre
April 8 Davenport, IA Adler Theatre
April 10 Grand Forks, ND Alerus Center
April 11 Winnipeg, Manitoba Centennial Concert Hall
April 13 Regina, Saskatchewan Conexus Arts Centre
April 15 Edmonton, Alberta Northern Jubilee Auditorium
April 16 Prince George, BC CN Centre
April 18 Abbotsford, BC Entertainment & Sports Centre
April 19 Penticton, BC South Okanagan Events Center
April 20 Seattle, WA McCaw Hall
April 22 Portland, OR Keller Auditorium
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