Apparently, Alice will be on BBC Breakfast at 8.50 am this morning talking about the new auto biography.

Probably be available on Iplayer later

Hi all! I recieved my Constrictor print tshirt, but...i dont know if its just me but his face looks overly...saturated and bad quality or is it just my eyes betraying me? Is anyone else having this issue with their tshirts? I mean i like it of course its my first official tshirt i ordered trought he merch shop but...i dunno? My tshirt is the first photo, the 2nd one is a screenshot from the merch page

Wish his signature wasn't on a sticky note. 😐

Just curious if you are going and if you will be dressing up in costume?

I can’t go to Alice’s Devil on my Shoulder show at the London Palladium tonight. If anyone would like my ticket just let me know and I can transfer it to you :)

So. I fucking love this song and I was trying to find out the story behind it.

But a weird thing is so many sources credit it to the brutal planet album, not dragontown.

Even genius does this.

Was it a cut song that was eventually put onto dragon town 2 years later on the special edition?

A “special signed edition” of Alice Cooper’s Devil on My Shoulder — I don’t want to potentially damage my signed copy — so could anyone please tell me if he talks about his “blackout years” in any detail?

This will be a tad negative as it's one of 2 albums I don't like back to front.

But like, what's the deal with it. The album feels like it was wrote and given to cooper to write lyrics. It's heavily dated to the period of punk rock guff like green day. (Yes brutal and dragon are dated but have Alice's personality)

Like was it just insanely rushed being just a year after dragon town.

I was rather disappointed by it recently as it just didn't fit anything else. I've been listening to every album I can get my hands on and have done all but 2 upto eyes.

I'm anxious about dirty diamonds but I know I like the title track atleast

Btw the other album is pretties for you, not a fan.

So there, I am, in Sri Lanka, formerly Ceylon, at about 3 o'clock in the morning, looking for one thousand brown M&Ms to fill a brandy glass, or Ozzy wouldn't go on stage that night.

Hello! I work at Rock's Backpages, the largest online archive of music journalism. Each week we feature a different artist with three free-to-read articles/interviews. This week Alice Cooper is our feature! We have an exclusive October 2026 interview, as well as two pieces from our archives. Find the following articles to read for free until next Friday 16 October:

Golf Monster, Hollywood Vampire: The Devil on Alice Cooper's Shoulder, Profile and Interview by Jim Sullivan, Rock's Backpages, October 2026

Boy-Girl Alice Cooper Puts on a Freaky Show, Live Review by Mike Jahn, The New York Times, 29 May 1970

Alice Cooper: Fangs Ain't What They Used To Be, Interview by Caroline Coon, Melody Maker, 23 March 1974

Here's what I wrote for the instagram post:

The loveably ghoulish and golf aficionado Alice Cooper's third memoir Devil On My Shoulder was published by penguin's u/eburybooks on 8 October. At Rock's Backpages we're highlighting Alice with a new interview by golf buddy Jim Sullivan, alongside two 1970s articles from the archive.

"In the beginning, Alice Cooper was the name of a rock group. Then my stage name. And then a monster. Now I’ve written a book that tracks Alice’s 'evilution', how he and I became almost fatally intertwined, and how I’ve tamed him at last." — Coop.

With a career spanning sixty-plus years, the 78-year-old 'Godfather of Shock Rock' seems in no rush to hang up the snakes/straightjackets/gallows/severed heads/golf clubs yet. 2026 alone sees a European Tour with the Hollywood Vampires, Vegas' Welcome To Our Nightmare (with Criss Angel), Alice's Attic tour and a UK book tour. Drugs, drinking and hazing may have been replaced by golf, god and a band but the brilliant, the macabre and the crazy are here to stay. 

head to instagram to see my post there too.

If you were creating a greatest hits album limited to the Blackout albums (say, 3 or 4 songs from each), what would it look like?

The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame is excited to host its next Hall of Fame Series interview on November 2 featuring 2011 Inductee, Alice Cooper, as he joins us to talk about his new book, “Devil on My Shoulder.”

This intimate conversation will give fans an unprecedented opportunity to hear from Cooper in an unfiltered and authentic way. Sitting down with the Rock Hall’s Jason Hanley, Cooper will discuss this definitive autobiography, which chronicles his iconic six decades in the music industry, the reconciliation of his inner self and outer persona, and his struggles and triumphs through it all.

Copies of “Devil on My Shoulder” will be available for purchase online at store.rockhall.com after the book’s publication on October 6th. Those who purchase tickets to the event have the opportunity to purchase pre-signed copies of the book at the event on November 2nd.

Tickets for “Devil on My Shoulder: Hall of Fame Series Interview with Alice Cooper” go on sale Tuesday, October 6 at 10:00 a.m. at rockhall.com. Tickets are $20 for Rock Hall Members and $25 for non-members.

[UPDATE: Tickets are SOLD OUT]

Rock City Music Company in Livonia, MI will welcome Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductee and legendary Detroit-born rocker Alice Cooper for an exclusive in-store appearance on Thursday, November 5, 2026, from 5-7 p.m., celebrating the release of his new autobiography, Devil on My Shoulder.

This special ticketed event gives fans a rare opportunity to meet the Godfather of Shock Rock and pose for a professional photo with Cooper. Each attendee will also receive a pre-signed hardcover copy of Devil on My Shoulder.

Tickets are $50.02 with taxes.

EACH TICKET INCLUDES:

1. Admission to the Event
2. Professional Photo with Alice Cooper (taken by a Rock City Music Company staff member)
3. Pre-Signed Hardcover Copy of "Devil on My Shoulder"

All attendees must purchase an individual ticket in advance to participate in this event.

Please note: No signing of ANY kind will take place during the event. Alice Cooper will NOT be signing any additional memorabilia.

Tickets are non-refundable and non-transferable (ID must match the name on the ticket).

Tickets are limited and available now at rockcitymusicco.com