Alice Cooper

In 1986, when Alice Cooper performed "Go To Hell" live at the Joe Louis Arena in Detroit, he was embarking on a vital phase of his career, bolstered by his album 'Constrictor', released just a year earlier. This album marked a reinvention for Cooper, as he embraced a more hard rock sound and redefined his theatrical stage presence, which had always been a staple of his performances. The 'Constrictor' tour was pivotal, aimed at re-establishing his brand after a period of commercial decline. Interestingly, this performance captures the spirit of the time, showcasing not just the music but the elaborate showmanship that made Cooper a legend. He brought his chilling stage persona to life with his killer band, including guitarist Kane Roberts, adding flair to the set. Fans often fondly remember this era as a bold resurrection for Cooper, blending horror and rock into a memorable spectacle.

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