Here's everything to know about Alice Cooper's new album, "Road."
Cooper has been preparing for his new music project as he collaborated closely with producer Bob Ezrin and his bandmates throughout 2022. After a few months, the singer formally confirmed its arrival.
Alice Cooper's New Album "Road" Release Date
Produced by Ezrin, Cooper's "Road" will officially hit the stores and streaming sites starting August 25 via earMUSIC. Cooper recorded the whole album alongside his bandmates, guitarist Ryan Roxie, guitarist Nita Strauss, guitarist Tommy Henrikson, bassist Chuck Garric, and drummer Glen Sobel.
According to the press release, the new album will present Alice Cooper's "old-school spirit" while offering what fans have always hoped for from the singer.
Alice Cooper Drops "Road" 1st Single
Less than three months before "Road" release, Cooper unveiled the LP's first single, "I'm Alice," alongside the accompanying music video through his official YouTube channel.
Speaking about his upcoming album, the rocker spoke about how they always scored No. 1 albums and clarified that their performances were what mattered the most.
"For 'Road', I wanted the band to be involved in the foundation of all the songs," Cooper said. "I only see these guys when we're on the road. So, I wanted them to be as tight as they are for the show but on all new material. That's what we did for this record."
"Road" Tracklist
"Road" will be released in different formats and limited vinyl colors on top of the bonus DVD/Blu-ray which features his 2022 Hellfest full show.
Aside from "I'm Alice," Cooper confirmed the track listing of the 1st CD and the "Live At Hellfest 2022" CD included in the package.
The album has "Welcome To The Show," "All Over the World," "Dead Don't Dance," "Go Away," "White Line Frankenstein," and "Big Boots."
Completing the 13-track album are "Rules of the Road," "The Big Goodbye," "Road Rats Forever," "Baby Please Don't Go," "100 More Miles," and "Magic Bus."
Meanwhile, Cooper's "Live At Hellfest 2022" (DVD/Blu-ray) track listing has the songs he performed at the festival and Strauss' guitar solo. It also features some of his hit songs like "Roses on White Lace," "Fallen In Love," "No More Mr. Nice Guy," "Dead Babies," "Escape," and "School's Out," among others.
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