Alice Cooper

In 2014, Alice Cooper was riding high on a wave of renewed popularity, having just released his album "Raise the Dead: Live from Wacken." This live album captured the essence of his wild stage presence and rock theatrics, showcasing his classics while also emphasizing his undying energy after more than four decades in the industry. By this time, Cooper was not just known for his music but had also become an iconic figure in the world of rock, blending horror elements with performance art. The concert at Sleep Train Amphitheatre featured legendary tracks like "No More Mister Nice Guy," diving into his controversial past and the theatricality that defines him. It's notable that Cooper’s live performances often include elaborate sets and props, which have influenced countless artists in rock and other genres. This 2014 performance exemplified Cooper's ability to command the stage and connect with audiences, proving that he's still a force to be reckoned with.

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