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Motley Crue and Alice Cooper hit the Van Andel Arena last night to kick off Motley's Final Tour in Grand Rapids! Alice Cooper and his amazing band opened the show with a fantastic set of Cooper hits, one after the other, without any really stopping! Alice and the gang ripped through the set at a fast pace, never slowing down and never letting up. The sound was great, the band was on fire and Alice

A series of technical problems marred the opening night of Motley Crue's much-anticipated farewell tour, but the band recovered to offer an explosive tour through their history.

Alice Cooper has a radio show and a documentary about him was just released. But Cooper, who was born in Detroit, continues to rock after more than four decades performing! From his first solo album, 1975′s "Welcome to My Nightmare" through releases such as 1994′s "The Last Temptation" and 2000′s "Brutal Planet," themed releases have been Cooper's specialty. Drawing f

They'd soon move into a more commercial rock style, but these early records retained elements of surrealism.

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A 72-date tour with Motley Crue is pushing back Cooper's next studio project.

The 66-year-old isn't not slowing down before an inevitable retirement. Heck, he might be speeding up.

"There was a time when I really considered it," Cooper says. "I thought it would be great to actually play the tournament as Alice. It would bring something to the whole game."

Motley Crue recently announced its farewell run dubbed The Final Tour and made it official by signing a binding document that they would not tour again beyond the year 2015. The news conference included the first leg of tour dates, including starting out July 2 in Grand Rapids with a concert at Van Andel Arena. Now, the band has revealed three more stops including what will be their very last con

With a spate of tour dates opening for Motley Crue and a new documentary on the horizon, you might think Alice Cooper's too busy to spend time in the recording studio, but as he recently told the folks at Metal XS (embedded above), nothing could be further from the truth.