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ALICE COOPER And CHEAP TRICK To Team Up For U.S. Tour

February 12, 2005

CelebrityAccess.com, a state-of-the art database containing profiles on over 30,000 performers, is currently advertising the availability of a touring package in the U.S. featuring ALICE COOPER and CHEAP TRICK. The trek, which will reportedly take place between August 19 and October 1, will feature full sets from both artists and a special mini-set with CHEAP TRICK backing ALICE. The fee for the package is a minimum of $100,000, inclusive of production. The two bands are open to playing arenas, sheds, theaters, minor league ballparks, fairs, festivals and private events within this time period.

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