Alice Cooper hits back at Gene Simmons’ claim that “rock is dead”: “Kids are learning hard rock right now”

Alice Cooper says he wants to front Foo Fighters if his band ever broke up.The rock legend has played on stage with Dave Grohl and co a number of times over the years, and shared his admiration for the way the band have covered his songs in the past.Asked which band he most wants to front other than his own by Atlanta’s Rock 100.5 radio station (listen below), Cooper replied: I think probably the Foo Fighters.

Gallery: No kids please! These stars have decided not to have children (BANG Showbiz)He added: “Some people really love this stuff, you know, Nutella. It’s kind of a chocolaty [spread] and it comes in a jar like peanut butter.

Gene Simmons has a bee in his bonnet again, but this time, he may actually have a point.Taking to Twitter earlier today (March 20) the often outspoken KISS bassist blasted people who are sceptical of mask-wearing during the coronavirus pandemic, saying they pose a risk to themselves and those around them.The musician likened his argument to traffic laws, saying in his initial post, “You must stop at a red light, and you must put on your seatbelt, and you can’t drive over the speed limit.

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KISS frontman Gene Simmons has clarified his recent comments on why he believes that rock is dead.Simmons initially courted controversy with similar comments in 2014, before doubling down on the remarks in a new interview which arrived last month.He claimed that new bands haven’t taken the time to create “glamour, excitement and epic stuff” and claimed that they lacked the ability to develop a legacy and lasting impact.Speaking on the subject once more, Simmons explained to Consequence how

Coleen Rooney has confessed she's found homeschooling her four children difficult amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.The 34 year old, who recently "came to a temporary truce" with Rebekah Vardy ahead of their libel hearing, took to her Instagram stories to speak out about her family dynamic and praise other parents as well as everyone who might have been in the same position for doing such a great job.The TV personality, who shares Kai, 11, Klay, seven, Kit, five, and three year old Cass with

Alice Cooper sees a bright future for rock music.

Alice Cooper has responded after Marilyn Manson was accused of sexual abuse by several women.Manson, who co-headlined a US tour with the shock-rock icon in 2013, was accused of abuse, grooming and manipulation by actor and ex-partner Evan Rachel Wood and four other women last month.Since Wood’s statement, more women have come forward with allegations about Manson, including actor Bianca Allaine, who said the FBI are involved with her case.

Maxïmo Park currently lead Alice Cooper in the race for this week’s Number One album in the UK.The artists both released their new albums last Friday (February 26), with the Newcastle band sharing ‘Nature Always Wins’ and the legendary rocker releasing ‘Detroit Stories’.In the midweek chart update from the Official Charts Company, Maxïmo Park is revealed to be just shy of 1,500 sales ahead of second place Cooper in the all-new Top 7 chart.‘Nature Always Wins’ is on course to be Maxïmo Park’s

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A.D. Amorosi The only thing that Alice Cooper has forever done better than scare and shock is create titillating heavy rock filled with odd, often dangerous characters and their noir-ish tall tales.

Alice Cooper, “Detroit Stories” (earMUSIC)Who says you can’t go home? Alice Cooper, one of Detroit’s most famous sons, does it on new album “Detroit Stories,” producing a masterpiece of classic rock, soul and R&B in homage to the city that produced him.Cooper does it with assists from members of legendary Detroit rock acts including MC5, Grand Funk and the Detroit Wheels.“Go Man Go” is a full-speed ahead car chase of a song about a parolee and his girlfriend who just doesn't know when to stop.

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