Alice Cooper has unveiled his long-awaited autobiography, 'Devil On My Shoulder', published by Ebury Spotlight on October 8, 2026.

The book will be accompanied by an eight-date U.K.

speaking tour featuring Cooper in conversation with a special guest moderator, followed by an audience Q&A session.

This intimate setting offers fans a rare glimpse behind the legendary frontman's greasepaint and guillotines.

Cooper's autobiography delves into his life story, exploring the dual identities of the man who plays Alice Cooper - Vincent Damon Furnier, or more accurately, the two intertwined personas that have defined rock music for decades.

Cooper says: "Alice is still on tour around the world today, a proper senile delinquent playing hundreds of gigs every year, while I myself am reformed." The U.K.

book tour dates include October 11 - Cardiff New Theatre Oct.

12 - Cambridge Corn Exchange Oct.

13 - London Palladium Oct.

14 - Brighton Dome Oct.

16 - Manchester Opera House Oct.

17 - Stockton Globe Oct.

19 - Glasgow Pavilion Theatre Oct.

20 - Wolverhampton Civic Hall Alice Cooper's illustrious career spans over sixty years, during which he has sold over 50 million albums worldwide, earning a star on the Hollywood Walk Of Fame in 2003 and induction into the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame in 2011.

His influence is undeniable, with iconic anthems like 'School's Out', 'No Mr.

Nice Guy', and 'Poison' remaining timeless and relevant today.

The autobiography covers his collaborations with numerous artists, including Vincent Price, Aerosmith, Guns N' Roses, Jon Bon Jovi, and his co-founding of Hollywood Vampires alongside Joe Perry and Johnny Depp.

Cooper says: "Me and Alice were getting creative with the truth long before the age of 'fake news'.

Now, after over thirty records and sixty-plus years of fibs and fabrications, I think it's time to sort the truth from the rumors and lies.