Alice Cooper's concert at the Rose Music Center in Huber Heights, OH, on the "Too Close For Comfort Tour" was nothing short of a rock 'n' roll spectacle. With no opening act, the anticipation in the crowd was palpable, and from the moment Alice took the stage, it was clear that this would be a night to remember.

The atmosphere was electric as the lights dimmed, and the eerie intro music filled the venue. Alice Cooper emerged, clad in his signature dark, gothic attire, commanding the stage with an energy that belied his years. The crowd erupted, their cheers echoing through the open-air amphitheater, setting the tone for the epic performance that was to come.

Kicking off the night with a powerful rendition of one of his classic hits, the band was tight, delivering a sound that was both polished and raw, perfectly capturing the essence of Cooper’s music. The setlist was a well-crafted mix of his greatest hits and deep cuts, with each song drawing a rapturous response from the audience.

Tracks like "No More Mr. Nice Guy," "Billion Dollar Babies," and "Poison" were met with loud sing-alongs, as the crowd joined Alice in belting out every word. The energy was infectious, with fans of all ages—many dressed in full Alice Cooper-inspired outfits—rocking out in unison. The stage production was as theatrical as one would expect from an Alice Cooper show, with elaborate props, pyrotechnics, and of course, the infamous guillotine making an appearance.

One of the highlights of the night was "Feed My Frankenstein," complete with a towering, animatronic monster that loomed over the stage. The theatrics added a larger-than-life element to the performance, bringing a sense of dark, twisted fun to the evening.

Throughout the show, Alice interacted with the crowd, his stage presence commanding and charismatic. Despite the heavy themes in his music, there was a sense of playfulness in his performance, a nod to the fact that he’s as much an entertainer as he is a musician. The band was equally impressive, with blazing guitar solos and pounding drums that kept the energy high from start to finish.

The crowd was fully engaged throughout the entire set, their enthusiasm never waning. It was clear that this was a group of die-hard fans, many of whom had likely been following Alice Cooper for decades. The sense of community among the audience was strong, with everyone united in their love for the music and the man behind it.

As the night drew to a close, Alice Cooper delivered a powerful encore, ending with the anthemic "School's Out." The entire venue seemed to explode with energy, with fans dancing, singing, and cheering as confetti rained down from the sky. It was a fitting end to a show that had been nothing short of spectacular.



In conclusion, Alice Cooper’s "Too Close For Comfort Tour" stop at the Rose Music Center was an epic night of rock theater. The crowd’s energy and enthusiasm matched the intensity of the performance, making it a truly unforgettable experience. For those in attendance, it was a reminder of why Alice Cooper remains one of the most iconic figures in rock music—a master of both sound and spectacle.

1. Lock Me Up
2. Welcome To The Show
3. No More Mr. Nice Guy
4. I'm Eighteen
5. Under My Wheels
6. Bed Of Nails
7. Billion Dollar Babies
8. Snakebite
9. Be My Lover
10. Lost In America
11. Hey Stoopid
12. Glen Sobel Drum Solo
13. Welcome To My Nightmare
14. Cold Ethyl
15. Go To Hell
16. Poison
17. Feed My Frankenstein
18. Nita Strauss Guitar Solo
19. Black Widow Jam
20. Ballad Of Dwight Fry
21. Killer (Band Only)
22. I Love The Dead (Band Only)
23. Elected
24. School's Out