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Alice Cooper Brings His Attic to Clearwater to Celebrate Halloween

Katherine Langford
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Alice Cooper Brings His Attic to Clearwater to Celebrate Halloween — Palm Harbor Schools news

Halloween is upon us and so was Alice Cooper at Clearwater’s Ruth Eckerd Hall on Tuesday night for the “Alice’s Attic” tour. Alice has been the king of shock rock long before the late Ozzy bit the head off a bat. Mixing iconic hit tunes with the macabre and theatrical production, Alice is the master of the genre. His band of excellent musicians and ghastly creatures of the dark make for a fun, crazy show! The audience was attired in Alice t-shirts, top hats, make-up and pretend snakes. Alice arrived on stage in his top hat and leather to the opening tune of “Who Do You Think We Are” The stage has a large video screen along with a high ramp and various tools of torture sprinkled around the stage. This was a sold-out show and the audience participation was at a fever pitch. Many standing ovations were in order for the antics coming from Alice and his cohorts. The setlist contained the usual hit suspects like “No More Mr. Nice Guy”, “Billion Dollar Babies” and the 1970 breakout hi

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