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The original Alice Cooper band has dropped the new song “Up All Night,” which arrives just over a week before the release of the reunion album The Revenge of Alice Cooper on July 25th.
The mid-tempo rocker kicks off with Alice’s smoky vocal over a thick blues riff. The band picks up the pace during the chorus as Cooper sings a breezy major-key refrain, the 77-year-old shock rocker slipping in a bit of tongue-in-cheek innuendo: “Till the morning light / I can keep it up all night.”
Cooper and his bandmates will be celebrating the release of the reunion album with a special listening event and Q&A session at Rough Trade East in London on July 24th, the day before the LP drops. Alice Cooper, Dennis Dunaway, Neal Smith, Michael Smith, and producer Bob Ezrin will all be in attendance, with Sir Tim Rice hosting the Q&A. While the event sold out in hours, fans can stream it on the 24th at 2 p.m. ET via Alice’s YouTube channel.
Meanwhile, Alice is active with his current live band in 2025, as well, with summer headlining dates and a co-headlining fall North American run with Judas Priest on the horizon. Get tickets here.
Stream “Up All Night” below.
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