He still brings the top hat, guillotine and No More Mr. But set lists for the current tour indicate that Alice is sticking to the old reliable repertoire as evidenced on last year's "Live from the Astroturf," which was recorded in 2015.
Alice Cooper: Two years ago, he released "Detroit Stories" featuring some spirited, almost garage-rock readings of songs by fellow Michiganders Bob Seger, Suzi Quartro and MC5 as well as some forgettable originals. Crooners, $20-$30) "Best Worst Ex," the most popular single by indie Illinois country singer Alexandra Kay sonically evokes a Carrie Underwood banger (8:30 p.m. the Hook & Ladder, $25-$35) the Neighborhood Quartet, Minneapolis vibraphonist Steve Roehm's other band, brings its quirky vibes and lap steel guitar sound (5:30 p.m. Paul hip-hop vet and now state legislator Maria Isa kicks off the Under the Canopy outdoor concert series celebrating her new EP, "Capitolio," and raising money for Seward Longfellow Restorative Justice fund (7 p.m.
Mystic Lake Casino, $49-$159) Graham Nash, the two-time Rock & Roll Hall of Famer of CSN and the Hollies, offers his classics plus new material from the May 19 release "Now" read an interview with Nash at /variety (7 p.m., also Fri., the Dakota, $100-$140) St. Paul, resale tickets only, )Īlso: The original Jersey boy, Frankie Valli, 89, brings his falsetto - or a facsimile thereof - and a younger crew of Four Seasons for "Sherry," "Walk Like a Man" and other oldies (8 p.m.
Young Baltimore thrashers Turnstile open. The pop-punk trio of MTV-bolstered "All the Small Things" and "I Miss You" fame never was a refined live act, though, and its fun antics might be extra welcome this time out. Some shows were postponed because of drummer Travis Barker's finger injury, and then came reviews of long-sidelined singer/guitarist Tom DeLonge sounding less than primo at Coachella. Blink-182: The reunion tour that millennials have been waiting nine whole years for has gotten off to a shaky start.
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