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Alice Cooper at Jiffy Lube Live: the 2024 Freaks on Parade bill

A dated look at the Bristow appearance with Rob Zombie, Ministry and Filter, grounded in contemporary coverage rather than a new ticket listing.

Maya Chen · Editor-in-Chief

Alice Cooper at Jiffy Lube Live: the 2024 Freaks on Parade bill
Photo: Ninefold editorial archive

Alice Cooper's appearance at Jiffy Lube Live in Bristow, Virginia, on September 10, 2024, was part of the Freaks on Parade Tour with Rob Zombie, Ministry and Filter. A contemporary Parklife DC report provides a detailed local record of the bill. For an audience interested in Cooper's stage identity, the account brings together the familiar songs, theatrical devices and band performance that made up his part of the evening.

Parklife DC's Michael Sprouse reported a Cooper set drawing on songs including "No More Mr. Nice Guy," "Poison," "Under My Wheels" and "Feed My Frankenstein." The selection connected songs associated with different points in Cooper's catalog, with familiar titles keeping the audience-oriented side of the performance in view. The report placed those songs alongside the theatrical devices that have become central to his stage identity.

The review described a guillotine, a straitjacket and a large Frankenstein figure among the stage devices, alongside the playing of guitarist Nita Strauss. The props gave Cooper's characters a physical form, while the band kept the songs at the center of the spectacle. A monster arriving onstage and a guitar performance could therefore belong to the same musical scene rather than competing for attention.

Alice Cooper at Jiffy Lube Live: the 2024 Freaks on Parade bill — second still
Photo: Ninefold editorial archive

The evening was a multi-act package, not a solo theater engagement. Parklife DC's separate report on Rob Zombie identified him as the closing performer at the same venue and date, while both accounts placed Ministry and Filter on the bill. Cooper's set therefore sat within a longer evening of hard rock and theatrical presentation. The shared bill connected distinct catalogs rather than asking one artist to provide every change of mood across the show.

The Bristow appearance brought Cooper's theatrical rock into a package built to sustain a full evening, with Rob Zombie closing the show. Sprouse's separate account of Zombie documented songs from his solo catalog as well as White Zombie material, giving the night another set of familiar reference points. The shared bill placed those catalogs in conversation across one amphitheater stage. Explore Ninefold's [music news archive](/news) for other artist announcements.

  • Alice Cooper
  • Freaks on Parade
  • Bristow

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