Alice Cooper and her historic band in the new single “Wild Ones”

Around the figures of the singer Vincent Furnierguitarists Glen Buxton (disappeared in 1997) e Michael Bruceof the bassist Dennis Dunaway and the drummer Neal Smithin 1968 theAlice Cooper Group. With seven asset albums, including the disc “Billion Dollar Babies“From 1973, with which the band reached the peak of success, climbing up to first place both in the US and British charts, the original formation held his own Last concert on April 8, 1974 In Rio de Janeiro, in Brazil. Since then, the reasons for separation vary according to the stories of the members. While Mr. Furnier continued to use the art name “Alice Cooper”, also adopting it legally, continuing his career with a new group of musicians, now, 51 years later Alice Cooper Group has officially gathered. THE’unexpected Return to the scene coincided with the exit of the single “Black Mamba“, first song taken from the album,”The Revenge of Alice Cooper“Announced for next July 25th. After the first anticipation, the second single arrives”Wild Ones“.

The new song comes like a tribute to the past of the band, and that youth rebellion that together with his energy made the legendary group. As explained by the same group in a press release, “Wild Ones” draws inspiration from the 1953 film “Il Selvaggio” starring Marlon Brando.

To create “The Revenge of Alice Cooper”, which will also include the posthumous participation of Glen Buxton In “What Happened to you”, Alice, Neal, Michael and Dennis found themselves together with the producer Bob Ezrin in a Connecticut recording studio to “recreate the magic of the 70s”.