Alice Cooper & Blue Oyster Cult

Shock rock king Alice Cooper returns to The Morris after his 25th album, "Along Came a Spider." Known for his legendary theatrical type concert tours, Alice Cooper in his 2009 tour acts as a serial killer who imagines himself a spider and chronicles a classic battle between good and evil.
Since 1970, Alice has released rock classics including "Eighteen," "School's Out," "Under My Wheels," "Be My Lover," and "No More Mr. Nice Guy". Alice Cooper hosts a world-wide syndicated radio show (heard nights in South Bend on Waor 95.3) which features many album cuts that are rarely heard on rock radio formats. Alice is the author of the book "Alice Cooper, Golf Monster: My 12 Steps to Becoming a Golf Addict," and is an excellent golfer.
Legendary Long Island, New York-based Blue Oyster Cult will open for the rock doubleheader at The Morris. Known as the "thinking man's hard rock band," Blue Oyster Cult brings three decades of rock history, and their unique musical style including their "monster hit records" "Godzilla" and "Don't Fear The Reaper."