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Alice Cooper And Rob Zombie Rock Pine Knob For A Hot Summer Night

What a show Friday night at Pine Knob! Alice Cooper and Rob Zombie’s Feaks on Parade tour touched down on a hot, sticky summer night. Alice Cooper Rocks The Knob…

Alice Cooper rocks Pine Knob!

Alice Cooper rocks Pine Knob!

Jason R. Anthony

What a show Friday night at Pine Knob! Alice Cooper and Rob Zombie's Feaks on Parade tour touched down on a hot, sticky summer night.

Alice Cooper Rocks The Knob

Alice rolled through all the classics like Eighteen, Feed My Frankenstein, Poison, No More Mr. Nice Guy, and many more. He also tossed in fan favorites like Go To Hell, and a personal fave of mine (and the late, great Ken Calvert who I thought of when he played it ) The Ballad Of Dwight Frye. Great song!

His set ended with the Coop classic School's Out, with a special guest bass player. Detroiter Suzi Quatro joined the band on stage to wrap up Alice's set.

By the way, speaking of the band, Alice's band just killed it. Always so good!

Rob Zombie Brings The Energy And The Fire

Rob Zombie never disappoints and didn't Friday night either. Opening with Demon Speeding, right into the White Zombie classic Super Charger Heaven, there was no slowing down after that. Between the screens that showed clips of Zombie's movies and more, and the fire and pyro, a Rob Zombie show is always a bombastic force.

Another of my favorite lesser-known songs, The Lords Of Salem, was a highlight for me. I'm not a fan of that movie of his, but the song rules!

He mixed up his set with White Zombie classics and wrapped it up with the monster hit Dragula!

Unfortunately, I missed Filter and only caught the end of Ministry.

Check out some photos from the show courtesy of RIFF photographer Jason Anthony.

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Richard Patrick of Filter on the Freaks on Parade tour. August 30th at Pine Knob.


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Richard Patrick of Filter on the Freaks on Parade tour. August 30th at Pine Knob.


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Richard Patrick of Filter on the Freaks on Parade tour. August 30th at Pine Knob.


Ministry

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Al Jourgensen of Ministry on the Freaks on Parade tour. They made a stop at Pine Knob on August 30th.


Ministry

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Al Jourgensen of Ministry on the Freaks on Parade tour. They made a stop at Pine Knob on August 30th. They wrapped up their set with the classic Jesus Built My Hot Rod.


Alice Cooper

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Alice Cooper takes the stage at Pine Knob. ALWAYS a great show from the Coop.


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Bass player Chuck Garric with Nita on the big screen behind. Chuck is a motorcycle nut like myself.


Alice Cooper

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Nita Strauss killed it, like she always does. Great player, awesome person!


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Props to Ryan Roxy. Great dude, also an awesome player.


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Ryan and Nita destroying Pine Knob with hit after Cooper hit. What a show!


Alice Cooper

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Alice singing Eighteen with the ever present crutch he holds during that song. That was his third song of the night.


Rob Zombie

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Rob Zombie took the stage on a higher platform, as seen here. He never is not a showmen!


Rob Zombie

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Rob Zombie on stage at Pine Knob August 30th, 2024. Nice B&W shot from Jason.


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Guitarist Riggs, who rejoined Rob's band in October of 2022. He killed it!


Rob Zombie

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Rob always puts on a great show. There are no ballads here, but lots of fire and graphics on the many screens behind him.

MeltdownEditor
Meltdown started on the mighty WRIF on the evening of Halloween, 1995. Technically, his first on-air shift was the morning of November 1st. Moving to the Motor City from Buffalo, N.Y., he has built a career and family. Over his almost three-decade stint at RIFF, he's had the privilege to work with some of the biggest personalities in Detroit radio history. He boasts of being just the second-afternoon drive jock in the station's illustrious 53-year history. Along with his love for rock music and attending concerts, he's also an avid Harley-Davidson enthusiast and hockey player. He plays year-round and manages to squeeze in a few charity games throughout the year. Meltdown writes about the Detroit Red Wings, rock music, and Detroit concert venues.