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Alice Cooper and Criss Angel are adding four more nights to their Vegas nightmare. The shock-rock legend and the illusionist announced fall 2026 dates for ‘Welcome to Our Nightmare,’ their joint theatrical concert at the Criss Angel Theater inside Planet Hollywood, after their original spring run sold out fast enough to leave a lot of breeders standing outside the crypt.
When Are the New Alice Cooper and Criss Angel Shows?
The new dates are Friday and Saturday, Nov. 27-28, and Friday and Saturday, Dec. 4-5, 2026, at 7 p.m. at the Criss Angel Theater at Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino on the Las Vegas Strip. Tickets start at $110. They follow an original March, April, and May 2026 run that Cooper says ‘sold out so quickly’ the pair decided more of his fans deserved a shot at tickets.
Tickets go through Ticketmaster.com/crissangel or by phone at (855) 234-7469. A limited number of ‘Ultimate VIP Nightmare Experience’ add-ons are also available, including a backstage meet-and-greet with both Cooper and Angel plus a Nightmare Collectible Package.
What Happens at ‘Welcome to Our Nightmare’?
The 90-minute show fuses Cooper’s decades of shock-rock theater — guillotines, snakes, and a back catalog that basically invented horror-rock as a genre — with Angel’s stage illusions, all built around Cooper staples like ‘Poison,’ ‘I’m 18,’ ‘School’s Out,’ and ‘You and Me.’ It’s the same Criss Angel Theater hosting ‘Haunted,’ Angel’s one-night collaboration with Kim Dracula, on Oct. 24 — the man’s clearly decided his theater doubles as the Strip’s unofficial haunted house whenever the calendar allows it, and I, for one, am not complaining.
Who’s Playing Guitar for the Fall Shows?
Nita Strauss returns to Cooper’s band for these dates after taking maternity leave to welcome her first child in May 2026. She opened Cooper’s 2026 touring season in Las Vegas back in March and now closes it out the same way. Anna Cara, who filled in for Strauss in the meantime, continues fronting the guitar on Cooper’s separate ‘Alice’s Attic’ tour through Nov. 21 — Cooper’s called her ‘a true asset’ who’s ‘now part of the family,’ so don’t expect her to vanish from the story either.
Four more nights, one Strip theater, and a co-headliner who moonlights as the Vegas horror scene’s landlord. Get your tickets before this run disappears as fast as the last one, dear breeders.
