**Alice Cooper** and two of his longtime musicians, guitarist **Nita Strauss** and drummer **Glen Sobel**, performed a three-song set during the halftime of the **Kansas City Chiefs**' 30-27 victory over the **Las Vegas Raiders** Sunday (October 4) at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, Nevada. They were joined for **"School's Out"**, **"I'm Eighteen"** and **"No More Mr. Nice Guy"** by vocalists **Lily Arce** and **Fletch Walcott**, guitarist **Steven Lee** and bassist **Fernando Tort** from **David Perrico** and the **Raiders House Band**.
Regarding his song selection for the Allegiant Stadium performance, **Cooper** — who will return to Vegas in late November for the rock concert-illusion production **"Welcome To Our Nightmare"** with **Criss Angel** at **Angel**'s Planet Hollywood theater — told **John Katsilometes** of the [Las Vegas Review-Journal](https://neon.reviewjournal.com/kats/rock-legend-alice-cooper-scores-in-raiders-premiere-3343671/): "We didn't want to go with anything more difficult than that. Those are the three that I think everybody picks up on. Everybody sings on **'Nice Guy'** and **'School's Out'**."
A short time after the game, **Nita** took to her social media to share a short video of the performance, and she included the following message: "Quick trip to Vegas for a super fun (but short) **Alice Cooper** set at Allegiant Stadium **Raiders** v **Chiefs** halftime today!!! Heartbreaking end to the game but we had a blast. See you back in Vegas next month for **Alice**/ **Criss Angel** Round 2!!"
**Alice**'s new autobiography, **"Devil On My Shoulder"** will arrive in the U.S. on October 6 via **Grand Central Publishing**'s recently launched **Da Capo** imprint.
No stranger to doing things his own way, **Alice Cooper** has cast a long shadow over rock music with an unrivaled live show and timeless anthems like **"School's Out"**, **"No Mr. Nice Guy"** and **"Poison"**. Selling over 50 million albums worldwide, he earned a star on the **Hollywood Walk Of Fame** in 2003, and the **Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame** inducted him as part of its class of 2011. Boasting one of the most influential catalogues in history, **Rolling Stone** cited 1971's platinum-certified **"Love It To Death"** among the "500 Greatest Albums Of All Time", while other platinum releases spanned the seminal **"Killer"** (1971),**"School's Out"** (1972),the Billboard 200 No. 1 **"Billion Dollar Babies"** (1973),**"Welcome To My Nightmare"** (1975) and **"Trash"** (1989),to name a few. The latter even graced **Rolling Stone**'s "50 Greatest Hair Metal Albums Of All Time."
He's so embedded in generations of popular culture that he not only made a cult-classic appearance in **"Wayne's World"** during 1992, but he also starred alongside **John Legend** and **Sara Bareilles** in **NBC**'s 2018 production of **Andrew Lloyd Webber** and **Tim Rice**'s **"Jesus Christ Superstar Live In Concert"** — and also memorably appeared on both **"The Muppets"** and **"That 70s Show!"** as well as in **Tim Burton**'s **"Dark Shadows"** film. Beyond hundreds of syncs, everyone from **Etta James**, **THE SMASHING PUMPKINS**, **MEGADETH** and **THE FLAMING LIPS** has covered his tunes. **THE BEASTIE BOYS**, **DISTURBED**, and countless others have sampled him. His collaborators have notably included the late **Vincent Price**, **AEROSMITH**, **GUNS N' ROSES** and **Jon Bon Jovi**, to name just a few. Plus, he co-founded **HOLLYWOOD VAMPIRES** alongside **AEROSMITH**'s **Joe Perry** and **Johnny Depp**. Most recently, 2025's **"The Revenge Of Alice Cooper"** reunited the surviving members of the original **ALICE COOPER** band to widespread critical acclaim. After thousands upon thousands of gigs and easily a million miles traveled, the **Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame** inductee continues ever onwards into rock 'n' roll folklore.