By January 1, 2017, Alice Cooper was enjoying a resurgence in his career, having released the studio album "Paranormal" in 2017. This album was significant as it marked his return to recording original material after a notable gap, showcasing his adaptability while honoring his classic sound. During this live performance of "Halo of Flies" at The Olympia in Paris, he was backed by a talented band including guitarist Nita Strauss, who has since gained recognition for her skill and stage presence. The concert exemplifies Cooper's theatrical style, combining rock music with elaborate performances, a hallmark of his career dating back to the 1970s. Notably, "Halo of Flies" originally appeared on his 1971 album "Love It to Death," illustrating his lasting influence in the rock genre and his ability to connect past hits with contemporary audiences. This performance reinforces Alice Cooper's status as a pioneer of shock rock, blending music and theater into a compelling live experience.