Alice Cooper
Definition
Alice Cooper is the stage name of Vincent Damon Furnier, an American rock singer, songwriter, and actor widely regarded as the originator of shock rock with his macabre, theatrical stage shows featuring guillotines, fake blood, and horror-themed antics.
A hard rock pioneer whose hits like 'School's Out' and 'Poison' defined the 1970s glam-shock era, blending heavy riffs with vaudeville-style spectacle.
Examples
When Alice Cooper headlines the family reunion, even the guillotine gets stage fright.
My dad blasted Alice Cooper all morning, turning breakfast into a full-on mosh pit with pancakes flying.
Dressing as Alice Cooper for career day? That's one way to make the kids scream 'Welcome to my nightmare' – literally.
Alice Cooper's autobiography reads like a horror comic: snakes, straitjackets, and zero regrets.