Alice Cooper Concert Programs
Other Alice Cooper Related Tour / Concert Programs
The F.A.M.E. Expo 69 Eugene Pop Festival Program
The Doors, Alice Cooper,The Byrds & Others
Fillmore East New York 1971
11-12th June 1971
The Winter Pop Program
Maple Leaf Gardens, Toronto,Canada.
31st December 1971
The Winter Pop Program is 56 pages of which 12 pages are dedicated to Alice Cooper. Included are 4 one page pictures of Alice Cooper, a 1 page advertisement about the "Easy Action", "Love It To Death" and "Killer" LPs, another page with a crossword to win Alice's "KIller" LP and a 6 page article. (Source and scans from the personal collection of Patrick Brzezinski, Email BrzezinskiPatric@aol.com)
The Reading Festival Programme
30th August 1987
The Australian Ultimate Rock Symphony Tour 2000
23rd February - 11 March 2000
Created by Darren Wirth South Australia 28.11.2004
Updated July 19th 2009
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The Monsters Of Rock 2002 Programme
The Monsters of Rock Festival did indeed take place at Donington. But Alice Cooper never played the Monsters Festival. The Monsters of Rock 'Tour' in 2002 was just an attempt to tack on a larger bill to Alice's UK tour on the pretence of it kinda being the festival "on the road". It pretty much sucked, apart from Alice of course. This 'tour' never played at Donington. A further Monsters Of Rock 'tour' took place the following year with Whitesnake headlining but now the idea seems to have been abandoned.
As can be clearly seen on the back cover, the Monsters Of Rock Tour bill was Alice Cooper, Thunder, Quireboys and Dogs D'amour. Thunderdogs (who do exist, or at least did) were not on the tour.
The tour ran from Nov. 16th - 26th 2002, not 23rd February - 11 March 2002 (when in fact Alice was touring the UK Pro-celeb gold tournaments)
There is NO Alice content in the Monsters Of Rock programme apart from a comment from the programmes editor and a one page advert for Alice's Brutal Planet and Dragontown Cds and DVD. It was a complete ripoff. Alice was selling the signed Dragontown programmes on the tour (it was the Dragontown tour as you noted in the text for Dragontown) and apart from the cover image the Monsters programmes only featured the other bands. Of course the merchandisers weren`t telling the fans that and many people got seriously ripped off before realising that basically the monsters idea had been tacked on to Alice`s Dragontown tour.(Si Halley SickthingsUK)
The Guilfest Festival UK 2003
4th July 2003
Alice appeared at the Guilfest 2003 festival Guildford, UK as part of his Bare Bones Tour on the 4th of July 2003. Other artists to perform were Arthur Lee/Love, The Wildhearts, The Darkness and Arthur Brown.
Problems occurred during the event for Alice. Eric Dover's equipment wouldn't work with the in-house Guilfest equipment causing a 20 minute delay to the start of the show. The problems continued though with Eric getting more and more frustrated, throwing down two guitars and pulling his amps over at the end of 'School's Out'. The organisers had to close the show by 11pm and had bands scheduled right up to that time. The result was Alice wasn’t able to return for the his encores ('Poison', 'Elected', 'Disgraceland' and 'Under My Wheels'). (Si Halley's Sickthings UK website)
Alice Cooper performed as part of the British Rock Symphony with other artists such as Roger Daltrey, Peter Frampton and many others. The tour came to Australia billed as The Ultimate Rock Symphony . This is a good sized all colour tour program which has a 2 page article dedicated to Alice Cooper. There are also several other photographs of Alice throughout the program.
The program for the 1987 25th Anniversary of the Reading Festival in the UK had Alice Cooper performing on the Sunday the 30th of August. The program it self has 60 pages highlighting the groups that appeared over the three day festival. Alice is on the cover and there is also a two page spread on Alice and a one page advertisement for the "Constrictor" album and the forthcoming "Raise Your Fist and Yell" album. The program also highlights the acts that have appeared at the festival over its twenty five years. Dated 1987, no printing details given.
Alice Cooper performed at London's Rainbow Theatre on the 7th of November 1971. The program has a two page spread about Alice Cooper with a picture of Alice alone and a small picture from the cover of the "Love it to Death" album. There is also a one page advert for the Killer album with Alice hanging around. Others to perform were, The Who (different dates) and Arthur Brown. The program is small in size and produced in black and white. Printed in London but no date provided.
Part of the Love it to Death tour, Alice Cooper were billed as Special Guests for the 11th - 12th of June 1971 shows. Also on the bill were Glass Harp. A small program with a one page picture and caption of a quote from Alice Cooper.
This was to be the final show to be presented at Bill Graham's Fillmore East Theatre before closing.
The Capitol Theater Passiac New Jersey USA
January 1972
This program was from Alice Cooper's concert at The Capitol Theater in Passaic New Jersey January 1972.
It is small 6x9 inch 4 page program as can be seen in the scans with a couple of pictures of Alice Cooper and two paragraphs of notes.
This concert was part of the official Killer Tour and the program was available possibly along side the official Killer Tour program. Black and white production. Front/rear covers and inside pages scans. (Source and scans Glenn Gottlieb)
Empire Pool Wembley UK
June 30th 1972
This program was used at the June 30th concert which was the last Killer show of the Killer Tour performed at the Empire Pool Wembley UK in 1972. It is a small program in size and pages (16pages). All the pages are black and white with the exception of the front cover. There is also an article on the support band Roxy Music. This program is dated for the concert 30th June . Printed in the UK. Front and rear scans.
The Capitol Theater Passiac New Jersey USA
10th October 1981
This program was produced for Alice's appearance at the Capitol Theater in 1981 as a part of his Special Forces Tour. Once again it is a small program with a small article about Alice. Black and white production.
On the 6th of July 2003 Alice appeared just 2 days after the Guilfest Festival concert at the The Summer Pops concert in Liverpool, UK. This was also a part of his current UK Bare Bones Tour.
A large format concert program produced in colour with a full page for each of the many artists that also performed over the month long festival. Alice is featured on his own page, the show dates page and on the rear cover.
The original Dragontown tour programs were also available to purchase at the concert. (Source Antony Jones)
The Summer Pops Liverpool UK 2003
6th July 2003
Alice Cooper Show Souvenir
UK Approx 1974-5
Not much is known about this "program" , apart from it being from the UK approximately 1974-5 as there are pictures of the ACG from the Muscle of Love period. The rear cover is the same as the front as shown. It has eight pages with a 2 page article about the ACG and several full page pictures. It has no printing details, dates or copyright information.
Brian Nelson, Alice's PA and Si Halley from UK Sickthings both haven't seen this "program before. Si suggests it was a bootleg program from the Welcome To My Nightmare Wembley concert UK 1975. Keith from The Sickthings list has confirmed that it was in fact a bootleg program from the 1975 Wembley concert. He brought a copy out front of the Wembley. (Thanks Keith)
On the 15th of July 2003 Alice appeared at the Livingston County's 117th Fowlerville Fair MI. This concert was part of Alice's Bare Bones US Tour. (Source and scans from the collection of Scotty Hagen of The Bellyache Candy Store)
The Fowlerville Fair USA 2003
15th July 2003
The British Rock Symphony UK Summer Tour 1999
July 1999
Alice Cooper performed for one concert of the British Rock Symphony with other artists such as Roger Daltrey, Peter Frampton and many others. This is a good sized all colour tour program which has a 1 page article dedicated to Alice Cooper.
Other Alice Cooper Related Tour / Concert Programs
Concert programs exist where Alice Cooper performed with other artists at events or venues such as The Fillmore East concert of 1971, The Rainbow Theatre concert of 1971 and The Reading Festival of 1987. Some of these concerts were staged during tours such as The Fillmore East concert being part of the Love It To Death Tour.
See below to view the programs.
This is the 1969 14-page concert program for F.A.M.E. Expo 69 Eugene Pop Festival featuring The Doors, Alice Cooper, The Byrds, The Youngbloods, and others. The are pictures of some of the other groups but there were none of Alice Cooper.
A miscellaneous memos and expense reports is also show for your interest, (The Doors were paid $12,500 whilst Alice Cooper were paid $350)
The Swiss Good News and Superpop Montreux Concert Program
This is the Swiss Good News and Superpop Montreux concert program for Alice Coopers' 26th November 1972 concert