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Alice Cooper<\/a>\u00a0and\u00a0Judas Priest<\/a>\u00a0kicked off their co-headlining tour on Tuesday at the Mississippi Coast Coliseum in\u00a0Biloxi, Mississippi, with support from Corrosion of Conformity.<\/p>\n You can see both headliners’ set lists and video from the performance below.<\/p>\n Fifty-plus years into his career, Cooper is still throwing curveballs in his set lists.\u00a0Following his “Hello, Hooray” intro, the\u00a0shock-rock pioneer played a pair of deep cuts \u2014\u00a0“Who Do You Think We Are” off 1981’s\u00a0Special Forces<\/em> and “Spark in the Dark” off 1989’s\u00a0Trash<\/em><\/a> \u2014 that he hadn’t played since 2004 and 1990, respectively.<\/p>\n READ MORE:<\/strong> Top 10 Alice Cooper Songs<\/a><\/p>\n Other\u00a0unearthed gems included the\u00a0Flush the Fashion<\/em> new wave single “Clones (We’re All),” played for the first time since 2011, and Love It to Death<\/em> opener “Caught in a Dream,” which he hadn’t played since 2015. Cooper’s set also featured the live debut of\u00a0Hey Stoopid<\/em><\/a>‘s “Dangerous Tonight” and\u00a0a partial first-time performance of “Going Home,” off 1976’s\u00a0Alice Cooper Goes to Hell<\/em><\/a>.<\/p>\n Judas Priest’s set list featured fewer surprises by comparison, but they made up for it with blunt-force impact. The Metal Gods’ 14-song set focused heavily on 1990’s\u00a0Painkiller<\/em><\/a>, from which they played six songs, including “Between the Hammer & the Anvil,” “A Touch of Evil” and the monstrous title track.<\/p>\n The band played two cuts off 2024’s\u00a0Invincible Shield<\/em><\/a> \u2014 “Gates of Hell” and “Giants in the Sky” \u2014 as well as time-honored classics “Breaking the Law, “Living After Midnight,” “Hell Bent for Leather” and “You’ve Got Another Thing Coming.” They also played\u00a0Point of Entry<\/em><\/a> nugget “Solar Angels,” which they\u00a0brought out of retirement this year after two decades.<\/p>\n READ MORE:<\/strong> The Best Song From Every Judas Priest Album<\/a><\/p>\n Both co-headliners\u00a0have\u00a0kept busy lately with rigorous touring schedules and new music releases. The original Alice Cooper Group released\u00a0The Revenge of Alice Cooper<\/em><\/a> in July, marking their first album since 1973’s\u00a0Muscle of Love<\/em>. Cooper’s most recent solo album,\u00a0Road<\/a><\/em>, came out in 2023.<\/p>\n Judas Priest\u00a0recently paid tribute to Ozzy Osbourne<\/a> with a cover<\/a> of Black Sabbath<\/a>‘s “War Pigs,” which they’ve been using as their\u00a0pre-show opening music for years. Frontman Rob Halford<\/a> recently revealed\u00a0their plans to release another “colossal” version of the song featuring Osbourne’s vocals as well.<\/p>\n “You get Ozzy singing a line and then I’m singing a line, and Ozzy’s singing a line and I’m singing a line. It’s the first ever time in my entire life that I’ve been able to do a duet with Ozzy, and I’m so eternally grateful and blessed that I was able to do that,”\u00a0Halford told Full Metal Jackie<\/a>. “When you hear Priest’s ‘War Pigs’ with Ozzy singing on that track, it’s just going to a really special place.”<\/p>\n 1. “Hello, Hooray” (intro only) 1. “All Guns Blazing” They don’t call ’em Metal Gods for nothing.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Gallery Credit: Ultimate Classic Rock Staff<\/a><\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\nAlice Cooper Loads His Set With Deep Cuts and Live Debuts<\/h3>\n
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Alice Cooper \u2014 Sept. 16, 2025, Biloxi Set List<\/h3>\n
2. “Who Do You Think We Are” (first time since 2004)
3. “Spark in the Dark” (first time since 1990)
4. “No More Mr. Nice Guy”
5. “House of Fire”
6. “I’m Eighteen”
7. “Muscle of Love”
8. “Feed My Frankenstein”
9. “Clones (We’re All)” (first time since 2011)
10. “Caught in a Dream” (first time since 2015)
11. “Hey Stoopid”
12. “Dangerous Tonight” (live debut)
13. “Poison”
14. Guitar solo
15. “Brutal Planet”
16. “Ballad of Dwight Fry”
17. “Cold Ethyl”
18. “Only Women Bleed”
19. “Second Coming” (first time since 1971) \/ “Going Home” (live debut, partial, band vocals only)
20. “School’s Out”<\/p>\nJudas Priest\u00a0\u2014 Sept. 16, 2025, Biloxi Set List<\/h3>\n
2. “Hell Patrol”
3. “You’ve Got Another Thing Comin'”
4. “Freewheel Burning”
5. “Breaking the Law”
6. “A Touch of Evil”
7. “Night Crawler”
8. “Solar Angels”
9. “Gates of Hell”
10. “Between the Hammer and the Anvil”
11. “Giants in the Sky”
12. “Painkiller”
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13. “Hell Bent for Leather”
14. “Living After Midnight”<\/p>\nJudas Priest Albums Ranked<\/h2>\n