“Wild Ones goes beyond being a song—it’s a powerful declaration”: Check out the initial clips of the Alice Cooper Band reunited and recording together.
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The video for Alice Cooper’s Wild Ones captures the band collaborating in the recording studio.
New video footage has surfaced showing the reunited Alice Cooper Band working together on their first album in over 50 years, featured in the music video for their latest single, Wild Ones.
Filmed at Carriage House Studios in Stamford, Connecticut, the clip captures Alice Cooper alongside guitarist Michael Bruce, bassist Dennis Dunaway, and drummer Neal Smith as they rehearse the track. The song includes lines such as “Revving up our engines, sharpening our claws / ‘Cause baby when you’re hungry, the jungle is the law,” and features a musical theme around the one-minute mark that pays homage to Cooper’s 1971 hit Under My Wheels.
The song draws inspiration from the legendary 1953 movie The Wild One, starring Marlon Brando. According to a statement released with the single, Wild Ones embodies the rebellious spirit that once shocked mainstream America and became a symbol for a generation. The track is driven by aggressive guitar riffs, pounding drums, and Alice Cooper’s distinctive snarling vocals, making it more than just a song—it’s a bold proclamation.
Wild Ones is the second track unveiled from the upcoming album The Revenge of Alice Cooper, following April’s release of Black Mamba. Produced by Bob Ezrin—who also produced some of the band’s classic early 1970s albums such as Love It to Death, Killer, School’s Out, and Billion Dollar Babies—this new record marks their first since 1973’s Muscle of Love. It is set to be released on July 25 via earMusic.
The band describes the album as a tribute to friendship, nostalgia, and the enduring sound that cemented Alice Cooper’s status as a rock legend. Fans can expect a powerful, nostalgic journey that bridges the band’s rich history with their dynamic current sound.
Alice Cooper: Too Close For Comfort 2025 Tour Dates
- July 5: Hannover Stadium, Germany
- July 8: Bologna Sequoie Music Park, Italy
- July 11: Athens Rockwave Festival 2025, Greece
- July 13: Mogilovo Midalidare Rock in the Wine Valley, Bulgaria
- July 19: Spalt Strandbad Enderndorf, Germany
- July 22: Cardiff Utilita Arena, UK
- July 23: Edinburgh Playhouse, UK
- July 25: London The O2, UK
- July 26: Mönchengladbach SparkassenPark, Germany
- July 28: Amsterdam AFAS Live, Netherlands
- July 30: Schaffhausen Stars in Town 2025, Switzerland
- August 15: Philadelphia Citizens Bank Park, PA
- August 19: Salem Salem Civic Center, VA
- August 20: Knoxville The Tennessee Theatre, TN
- August 21: Chattanooga Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Auditorium, TN
- August 23: Chesterfield The Factory, MO
- August 26: Waukee Vibrant Music Hall, IA
- August 27: Omaha Orpheum Theater, NE
- August 30: Memphis Elvis Presley’s Memphis: Graceland Soundstage, TN