Alice Cooper played a sold-out Hershey Theatre on Wednesday, November 4, 2026, when his Alice’s Attic tour stopped in Hershey, Pennsylvania. With a winged lion perched above the stage and a Venetian arch framing the band, the old theater looked like a place Cooper might have picked out himself.
“Hello Hooray” made for a fitting curtain-raiser. Cooper used just a snippet of the song that opened 1973’s Billion Dollar Babies before the band tore into “Who Do You Think We Are,” the snarling opener from 1981’s Special Forces. A little showbiz followed by a little menace is about as Alice Cooper as an introduction gets.
Guitarists Ryan Roxie, Tommy Henriksen and Anna Cara had plenty to work with as bassist Chuck Garric and drummer Glen Sobel drove “Spark in the Dark,” one of the sleazier cuts on 1989’s Trash. Then came the bright opening riff of “No More Mr. Nice Guy.”
For longtime fans, that was the pleasure of the opening stretch. Cooper made room for a couple of deep cuts and still got to one of his best choruses by song four.
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