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Alice Cooper

Is Alice Cooper A-List?

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YesAlice Cooper is an A-list celebrity, a household name with massive fame and influence.

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Reached A-list in 1973

Billion Dollar Babies Dominance

Lost A-list status in 1980

Dropped to B tier — Commercial Decline and Struggles

Ranking Timeline

1971B$1M

Love It to Death Breakthrough

Released 'Love It to Death' featuring 'I'm Eighteen,' achieving the band's first major commercial success. The album's success established Alice Cooper as a rising force in rock music.

1973A$5M+$4M

Billion Dollar Babies Dominance

Released 'Billion Dollar Babies' which topped charts worldwide, cementing status as shock rock royalty. The album's massive success and elaborate touring made Cooper one of rock's biggest stars.

1975A$8M+$3M

Solo Career Launch with Welcome

Transitioned from band to solo artist with 'Welcome to My Nightmare,' a concept album and theatrical tour. This reinvention demonstrated his staying power and creative vision.

1980B$6M-$2M

Commercial Decline and Struggles

Faced declining album sales and personal struggles with alcoholism during the early 1980s. Cooper's relevance waned as musical tastes shifted, impacting his commercial success.

1989A$12M+$6M

Trash Album Comeback

Released 'Trash' featuring hit single 'Poison,' marking a major commercial comeback. The album's MTV-friendly sound introduced Cooper to a new generation and revitalized his career.

2011A$35M+$23M

Rock Hall of Fame Induction

Inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, recognizing his pioneering influence on rock music. This honor validated his legacy as 'The Godfather of Shock Rock.'

2026A$50M+$15M

Enduring Shock Rock Legend

Continues performing and touring at age 78, maintaining his status as a rock icon and influential figure. His theatrical legacy and consistent touring keep him relevant and financially successful.

Last updated: February 25, 2026