ALICE COOPER Announces Early 2018 'A Paranormal Evening With…' North American Tour

Alice Cooper has announced his early 2018 tour plans. The legendary rocker will hit the road for a North American trek, dubbed "A Paranormal Evening With Alice Cooper". The tour kicks off on March 1 in Windsor, Ontario, Canada, and runs through March 29 in Indianapolis.

Cooper released "Paranormal", his first album in six years and twenty-seventh overall, via earMUSIC in August. The disc features special guests like U2's Larry Mullen Jr., who plays on nine of the twelve new songs; Billy Gibbons of ZZ TOP; DEEP PURPLE's Roger Glover, as well as a highly anticipated mini-reunion of the original Alice Cooper band members.

Upon release, "Paranormal" climbed the iTunes rock charts, landing at No. 1 in twelve countries and the Top 5 in twenty countries.

Tour dates:

March 01 - Windsor, ON -The Colosseum at Caesar's*
March 02 - Rama, ON - Casino Rama+
March 04 - Baltimore, MD - The Lyric Theatre*
March 05 - Englewood, NJ - Bergen Performing Arts Center*
March 06 - Boston, MA - Boch Center Wang Theatre*
March 08 - Uncasville, CT - Mohegan Sun Arena*
March 09 - Morristown, NJ - Mayo Performing Arts Center*
March 10 - Wilkes-Barre, PA - FM Kirby Center*
March 13 - Moline, IL - TaxSlayer Center*
March 14 - Madison, WI - Orpheum Theater*
March 15 - South Bend, IN - Morris Performing Arts Center#
March 17 - Cherokee, NC - Harrah's Cherokee Event Center*
March 18 - Jacksonville, FL - Florida Theatre*
March 20 - Melbourne, FL - King Center*
March 21 - Ft. Lauderdale, FL - Broward Center for The Performing Arts*
March 23 - Clearwater, FL - Ruth Eckerd Hall*
March 24 - Orlando, FL - Hard Rock Live*
March 26 - Greenville, SC - Bon Secours Wellness Arena*
March 28 - Louisville, KY - Palace Theatre*
March 29 - Indianapolis, IN - Murat Theatre*

* On sale October 13
+ On sale October 14
# On sale November 17

Alice told The Spokesman-Review about his current tour: "It's a pure Alice Cooper show with the snakes and guillotine and the straight jacket, but there's a bunch of stuff you haven't seen before — there's a 13-foot Frankenstein. It starts in fourth gear and stays there… It's like a freight train and every single song has some theatrical device."

Cooper added that he is working with the best touring band of his career.

"The one thing I know is going to happen is they're going to be dead on,” Cooper said. "We get to be in The Show. The most fun you have all day should be on stage, and they feel that way.

"I believe the next show is going to be better than all the others," he said.