Christmas Pudding

ALICE COOPER’S CHRISTMAS PUDDING
11th YEAR RUNNING
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 17TH
COMERICA THEATRE

www.alicecoopersolidrock.com

GET YOUR TICKETS ONLINE AT TICKETMASTER: http://tinyurl.com/w2mypudding

ALICE NEEDS YOUR SUPPORT!

It’s hard to believe the 11th Christmas Pudding running is just a few weeks away! If you are still searching for that perfect holiday gift then this is your ticket!

WE NEED YOUR SUPPORT to help children and teens in need! If you already have a ticket, please buy one for your family and friends! Proceeds benefit Solid Rock and Alice’s new teen center – The Rock at 32ndStreet opening Spring 2012.

If you would like to buy a block of seats to donate to underprivileged kids to attend, contact Lori at the Solid Rock offices at 602-522-9200.

Orianthi. Rob Halford of Judas Priest. Brian "Head Welch" of Korn. The Tubes. Bruce Kulick of KISS. John Corabi of Motley Crue. Kip Winger of Winger. This SUPERBAND will be performing with Alice Cooper at this year's show!

This is the season of giving so show your holiday spirit and help Alice and Solid Rock sell this out for the kids!

Elected!

DRIVE-IN OF THE DEAD sends out congratulations to ALICE COOPER for his induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame!

AP– Tue Mar 15, 1:29 am ET

NEW YORK – Alice Cooper came into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame with a friend — a boa constrictor. The theatrical rock band with a lead singer who takes the same name was inducted Monday into the Hall of Fame. His class includes New Orleans piano maestro Dr. John, Tom Waits, Neil Diamond, Darlene Love and Leon Russell.

Cooper wore a blood-splattered shirt and also brought schoolkids along to sing "School's Out." It all seemed appropriate for a band that inductor Rob Zombie said invented the rock show. Says Cooper: "We've always been a hard rock band. We just wanted to decorate it a little differently."

The work by the inducted artists will be celebrated in perpetuity at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum in Cleveland.

Quote of the Day

"I get onstage now with more attitude at fifty-seven than I had when I was twenty. When I was twenty, my attitude was kind of like, 'Yeah, yeah: I'm a big rock star.' Now, when I get onstage, I go up there, and I am the Moriarty of rock. I am the consummate villain. I am the Hannibal Lector of rock, and I play it like that. Alice just seems like an arrogant bastard or villain who is making the audience feel as though they are lucky to be there when in reality that is exactly the opposite of my personality. With Alice though, it is great to play him or portray him as an Alan Rickman type character who is very condescending. That's what makes him fun to watch - he's Captain Hook."

--Alice Cooper

I Wanna Be Elected!

It's about time!

And amazing that it took this long to be put on the ballot - but such is the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. I can tell you this - when the Drive-In of the Dead finally opens its gates on Halloween, you'll see Alice Cooper already enshrined in our HOF!

Alice says: "Five guys starting a band, just hoping to meet girls and drink free beer, rehearsing and playing local bars five hours a night for the first few years - that was us," he said. "We came up with the theatrics and made every effort not to sacrifice the music one bit; we thought it was like our job to bring theatrics to rock 'n' roll."

Read more: http://www.ontheredcarpet.com/2010/09/alice-cooper-honored-by-rock-and-roll-hall-of-fame-nomination-touts-fellow-nominee-and-good-friends-.html?rss=rss-kabc-snippet-7694263