Beasto Blanco, with Chuck Garric and Calico Cooper, have announced headline shows around their previously announced Halestorm support slot dates. These shows will promote their new album, which going from the adverts looks to be called "We Are", and one would assume it will be released around the same time. You can see the full list of shows in the image below.
Calico will also be a guest on 'The Jimmy Star Show' Wednesday on W4CY Radio between 3pm and 5pm. It looks like you can listen in here.

Nita Strauss has also added more dates to her tour. The new dates are as follows:
May 18th - Annapolis , MD at Ram’s Head On Stage
May 30th - Grand Rapids MI at The Stache at the Intersection
June 7th - Harrisburg, PA at Harrisburg Arts
June 9th - Rochester NY at Montage Music Hall
June 11th - Richmond VA at Canal Club
June 12th - Atlanta GA at Smith’s Olde Bar
June 13th - Nashville TN at The Basement
June 14th - Memphis TN at Rockhouse Live
June 15th - New Orleans LA at The Parish at The House of Blues
June 17th - Baton Rouge LA at Varsity Theater
June 19th - Austin TX at Come and Take It Live
June 20th - Dallas TX at Trees
June 21st - San Antonio TX at The Rock Box
June 22nd - Houston TX at Warehouse Live (w/ Static-X and DevilDriver)

Alice was out and about in Detroit last week, taking a break from recording new material! Detroit News snapped a pic of him having dinner with Bob Ezrin and Mark Farmer of Grand Funk Railroad, so presumably add his name to the guest list on the next album!

On Saturday Alice and Dash Cooper were at the Arizona Coyotes Ice Hockey match and "dropped the puck" at the start of the game. You can see footage here.

Solid Rock have announced more details about this years "Alice Cooper’s Annual Rock & Roll Fundraising Bash" which takes place on April 27th before the annual golf tournament. Guests this year include Neal Smith, Robin Zander (Cheap Trick), Tommy Thayer (Kiss), Mickey Dolenz (The Monkees), Robby Kreiger (The Doors), Danny Seraphone (Chicago) and Jonathan Cain (Journey).

The Independent has an article/list of their 10 best Alice songs, which you can check out here.

Firstly, apologies for the site issues the last few days. There was a problem with the host server which I'm told should hopefully be fixed now. As a result I didn't want to do updates in case they were simply lost, so here's a catch up on what's come through in the last week:

Six new shows have just been announced for the USA preceding the Halestorm co-headline dates. They are:
July 4th - Foxwoods, Mashantucket, CT
July 6th - Express Live!, Columbus, OH
July 7th - Peoria Civic Center, Peoria, IL
July 9th - Five Flags Center, Dubuque, IA
July 10th - The Sylvee, Madison, WI
July 11th - Honeywell Center, Wabash, IN
Tickets go on sale Friday but VIP Pre-sales begin tomorrow at AC.com.

Billboard has a new interview with Alice talking about his plans for this year including the tour, the forthcoming new solo album, and the new Hollywood Vampires releases.
Talking of the new tour Alice says "It's going to be a brand-new show, an entirely new production - all new staging, all new props and everything. It's taking a lot of the stuff we know we have to do and a lot of the stuff people are not going to be expecting. "
As to the new solo album, he's considering releasing an EP of four new songs in time for the tour, with the full new album to follow in 2020.
"There's a certain Detroit sound we're looking for [for the new songs]. It's indefinable. There's a certain amount of R&B in it. There's a certain amount of Motown in it. But then you add the guitars and you add the attitude and it turns into Detroit rock. I feel like if we mine around with all Detroit players, we're gonna find that sound." He also mentions guest appearances by fellow Detroit natives Suzi Quatro and Bob Seger. "I can tell you Seger and I will be working on something on this new album. I talked to him and he said, 'Oh, yeah, that's be fun,' and I said, 'OK, let's do it.' So that's going to happen in the future." The original band are also set to contribute material, presumably in a similar way to the previous two albums. You can read the whole interview here.

Alice will be appearing at the 'FanX Salt Lake Comic Convention' between April 19th and 20th at the Salt Palace Convention Center in Salt Lake City, UT. This is a signing and Q&A session, not a show.

The 'Live From The Astroturf' film will be shown at a couple more film festivals in addition to the Phoenix premiere on April 5th. It will be shown at Freep Film Festival in Detroit, MI between April 10th and 14th, and the Dallas, TX International Film Festival between April 11th and 18th.

TruRockRevival have a cool interview with Beasto Blanco co-founder/guitarist Chris Latham. They previously interviewed Chuck and Calico which you can see here.

Keri Kelli's 'A New Revenge' have released another new video, this time for 'Never Let You Go' which you can see here. It's taken from their debut album ' Enemies & Lovers' which is released March 29th on Golden Robot Records. 'A New Revenge' features Keri with Tim 'Ripper' Owens (Judas Priest) on vocals, James Kottak (Scorpions, Kingdom Come) on drums and Rudy Sarzo (Ozzy, Whitesnake etc) on bass.

Hot on the heels of the Alice Cooper/Halestorm dates announced earlier this afternoon, now we have six more Hollywood Vampires shows to add to the previously announced Indio, CA show. The full list of shows is below. Still no date for the new Vampires album though - the advertising still shows the first album. According to Blabbermouth the band, Alice, Johnny Depp, Joe Perry and Tommy Henriksen, will again be joined by Glen Sobel, Chris Wyse and Buck Johnson. Tickets for these shows also go on sale Friday, but again watch out for pre-sales at hollywoodvampires.com.

May 10th - The Joint - Las Vegas, NV
May 11th - The Greek - Los Angeles, CA
May 12th - Warfield Theatre - San Francisco, CA
May 14th - The Fillmore - Denver, CO
May 16th - Sandia Casino - Albuquerque, NM
May 17th - Talking Stick Casino - Scottsdale, AZ
May 18th - Fantasy Springs Casino - Indio, CA

Alice Cooper and Halestorm have announced a string of US dates for July and August with 'Motionless In White' opening. This will be a Co-headline tour but so far it isn't clear who will play last. What it does mean is both headline acts will presumably get equal time on stage.

"We've played festivals with Halestorm, including Rock In Rio, and now I’m excited about doing this summer tour with Lzzy and the band. Can't wait to get to the first show," said Alice Cooper.

"We are beyond excited to announce our new tour with the man who burnt the rule book on rock 'n' roll... Alice Cooper," said Lzzy Hale, frontwoman of Halestorm. "Alice is our A in the ABC's of rock music, and we are honored to be sharing the stage with such a legend and his incredible band. School's definitely out!"

Tickets go on sale to the public on Friday March 8th, but watch out for an AC.com pre-sale a couple of days before that, and possibly a Halestorm pre-sale as well. There is also a Blabbermouth pre-sale starting Wednesday. Password for that one is 'NIGHTMARE'.
Dates are as follows:

July 17th - Allentown, PA - PPL Center
July 19th - Pittsburgh, PA - KeyBank Pavilion
July 20th - Detroit, MI - DTE Energy Music Theatre
July 21st - Chicago, IL - Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre
July 23rd - Cincinnati, OH - Riverbend Music Center
July 25th - St Louis, MO - Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre
July 26th - Kansas City, MO - Starlight Theatre
July 28th - Oklahoma City, OK - Zoo Amphitheatre
July 29th - Cedar Park, TX - H-E-B Center
July 31st - Irving, TX - The Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory
August 1st - Houston, TX - The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion
August 4th - Nashville, TN - The Opry House
August 7th - Canandaigua, NY - Constellation Brands–Marvin Sands Performing Arts Center: CMAC
August 8th - Bethel, NY - Bethel Woods Center for the Arts
August 10th - Portland, ME - Maine Savings Pavilion at Rock Row
August 11th - Gilford, NH - Bank of New Hampshire Pavilion
August 13th - Bristow, VA - Jiffy Lube Live
August 15th - Holmdel, NJ - PNC Bank Arts Center
August 16th - Camden, NJ - BB&T Pavilion

In other news:

Alice popped up on stage with Rob Zombie guitarist John 5 a few days ago (Feb 26th) to perform 'Foxy Lady' and 'School's Out'. You can see some footage here. This was the opening night of John 5's solo tour at Club Red in Mesa, Arizona. Nita Strauss will be opening a show for John 5 in a few weeks.

Going by release lists for the next Record Store Day (April 13th) 'Dirty Diamonds' is getting the vinyl re-issue treatment again. No more details right now. UPDATE: It's apparently a limited edition (900 copies) vinyl from original record company 'New West').

Eonmusic have a new interview with Kane Roberts promoting his 'The New Normal' album. which features Alice. Obviously there's lots of Alice Cooper mentions.

It's only February but Alice is already being booked for 2020! He and Tommy Henriksen will be performing as part of the 'Rock Meets Classic' show which will happen March 2020 in Germany. Also on the bill are Joyce "Baby Jean" Kennedy of Mother's Finest and Danny Bowes and Luke Morley of Thunder with two more acts to be announced. The dates are as follows and tickets appears to be on sale now:
March 3rd - Dreilanderhalle, Passau
March 5th - BigBOX Allgau, Kempten
March 6th - Hallenstadion, Zurich
March 7th - Arena Nurnberger, Nurnberg
March 8th - Olympiahalle, Munich
March 10th - Tempodrom, Berlin
March 11th - Brose Arena, Bamberg
March 13th - S. Oliver Arena, Wurzburg
March 14th - Jahrhunderhalle, Frankfurt
March 15th - Donau-Arena, Regensburg
March 17h - Ratiopharm Arena, Neu-Ulm
March 19th - MHPArena, Ludwigsburg
March 20th - Messe Halle 1, Dresden

Alice Cooper guitarist Nita Strauss has announced a series of US solo shows between April and June including both headline and special guest shows. The dates are as follows, with ticket details on NitaStrauss.com.
April 10th - Saint Rocke, Hermosa Beach, CA
April 11th - Whisky a Go Go, West Hollywood, CA
April 14th - Brick By Brick, San Diego, CA (with John 5)
May 14th - Amos' Southend, Charlotte, NC
May 15th - The Firmament, Greenville, SC
May 16th - The Cone Denim Center, Greensboro, NC
May 17th - Veterans Amphitheater, Virgina Beach, VA
May 19th - The Iridium, New York, NY
May 21st - Debonair Music Hall, Teaneck, NJ
May 22nd - Hard Rock Cafe, Pittsburgh, PA
May 24th - Token Lounge, Westland, MI
May 25th - Club At The Clyde, Fort Wayne, IN
May 26th - Everston Rocks, Everston, IL
May 29th - Shank Hall, Milwaukee, WI
May 31st - Zanzabar, Louisville, KY
June 1st - The Winchester, Lakewood, OH
June 2nd - Buffalo Iron Works, Buffalo, NY
June 4th - Greasy Luck Brewpub, New Bedford, MA
June 5th - Palace Theater, Stafford, CT
June 6th - Ardmore Music Hall, Ardmore, PA (with Paul Gilbert)
June 8th - Chance Theater, Poughkeepsie, NY (with Paul Gilbert)

Superfan Chris Penn, the man behind 'Live From The Astroturf' was on Fox4Ward earlier today talking about the forthcoming movie. You can watch here.

After last weeks UK tour announcement Alice has made a couple of UK radio appearances and there's been a few interviews as well.
First up was an appearance on BBC Radio 2 where he was interviewed by pop star Will Young (and obviously had no idea who he was!). You can listen again to this one now here. Alice shows up at around 1 hour 20 mins.
The NME has a new interview with Alice, during which he confirms both Jeff Beck and Jimmy Page have recorded parts for the forthcoming Hollywood Vampire's album, which he revealed on NWAC will be called 'Rise' and will feature "all new material". The following day NME ran another article here, and then another one a couple of days later!
Kerrang! have an interview with Alice as well, while The Mirror also ran the tour announcement and added their usual expert research - "First album 'Welcome to My Nightmare' was released in 1969". Hmm..

Ryan Roxie's UK shows at the weekend were excellent. Playing songs from his solo projects DPM and Roxie 77, as well as his latest album 'Imagine Your Reality' and a couple of Cooper classics, Roxie and his band (Robby Miller, Sean Tobin and Rob Lane) played two storming sets in Bedford and Birmingham you really shouldn't have missed (if you did!). While here Roxie posted a series mini-films showing real and not-so-real life on the road which you can see here.
Ryan will be playing a special show in Athens, Greece on March 16th at 'Crow Live Stage'. For this show Ryan will be backed by Greek Alice Cooper tribute band 'Snakebite'.

Nita Strauss will make a guest appearance on the debut album from 'Over It All', a project featuring members of Lamb Of God, Animals as Leaders and Sworn Enemy. She's also interviewed on Wrestling Inc, and Music Radar.
Nita will be special guest for Rob Zombie guitarist John 5 on on April 14th at 'Brick By Brick' in San Diego, CA.

The official Alice Cooper site has been updated this morning with a full set of UK shows for October. Tickets go on sale this Friday at 10am with the usual pre-sales etc before that. Support will come from The Stranglers and MC50 (Wayne Kramer's MC5 band). The dates are:

October 4th - Manchester Arena
October 5th - Aberdeen Event Complex (Teca)
October 7th - Leeds First Direct Arena
October 8th - Brighton Centre
October 10th - London The 02
October 11th - Birmingham Resorts World (formerly Genting) Arena
October 12th - Cardiff Motorpoint Arena

Reportedly Alice will be on BBC Radio 2 this evening around 7pm to talk about the tour.