🔥Kane Roberts (Fanpage)🔥

And as Kane would say: RTFO!

If you told me Kane Roberts was gonna hit the stage again in 2026, I would not have believed you. Especially if you told me the context was for an anniversary party for Alice Cooper and Sheryl Cooper! Hey, ANY reason for him to be onstage is good enough for me!! (Especially when he looks that good in a suit ;} ♡)

While I feel Kane Roberts is a bit too hard on himself about his dynamic with the rest of Alice Cooper's band, I can most certainly appreciate his praise of the band and him having fun with the band in spite of his criticism of his own place in the band! Also, I get a little Kiss mention, as a treat (now if only Kane would pronounce Frehley right. I'm serious I have actually gotten on him about this and HE STILL WON'T SAY IT RIGHT.)

I seldom get to post 80s interview footage of Kane Roberts , let alone the few interviews recorded where he and Alice Cooper's status as a duo was actually utilised in some way! Here's a fun clip of Alice discussing the PMRC and not initially being pointed out by them in their protests against "scandalous" music, with Kane actually wearing a shirt with Alice on it (an iconic choice might I say LOL)

I seldom get to post 80s interview footage of Kane Roberts , let alone the few interviews recorded where he and Alice Cooper's status as a duo was actually utilised in some way! Here's a fun clip of Alice discussing the PMRC and not initially being pointed out by them in their protests against "scandalous" music, with Kane actually wearing a shirt with Alice on it (an iconic choice might I say LOL)

I oftentimes find I tend to be a little self-indulgent in the concert footage I post and this is no exception LOL. I have only ever seen photos of Kane Roberts in sunglasses onstage up until this point, so you can imagine my delight seeing this! I can most certainly understand why it was such a rare sight, I don't believe Kane would be particularly happy about flinging his sunglasses off onstage in any way (and I must question why he did wear them up there anyway... not in a bad way, I think it looks super sick!!).

Kane Roberts is known for his shredding (after his physique by some), but people seldom ever ask him how he got footing in that sort of style! A shame, because Kane has SUCH an intriguing origin that doesn't just stem from the expected sources that most people mention! It's a nice little look into Kane's guitarmanship that even people who are less well versed in the technical aspects (like me) can appreciate!

A short and sweet clip of Kane Roberts discussing the offers he got from other bands, post-Alice Cooper... or rather, the lack thereof. Kane takes it in stride, of course, given he had no real interest in the concept, anyways! Kane's a man who marches to the beat of his own drum, and so far, no one else but Alice has had the same rhythm to follow!

Some Roses On White Lace action because Kane Roberts' solo for this song is SUCH a spectacle, ESPECIALLY live, and on top of the already outrageously explosive Alice Cooper show choreography, it just makes for a memorable climax to this gruesome trilogy of songs! And how fitting that Kane uses his bloodied Kramer for this solo here...

One of the big questions all great guitarists get asked is this: who influenced you? Kane Roberts is no exception to this sort of questioning, and in his usual nature, gives some rather unexpected answers! Or rather, unexpected from the conventional answers other guitarists and musicians in general give. It IS expected from Kane given his nature.

For those who missed this find, here's a snippet of an unreleased Kane Roberts song: To The Beat Of The Night! Originally slated for his first album, this promo tape I got from Andy Michael contained early drafts of select songs, slightly different titles on others, and this unreleased gem with connections to Pat Travers' song In The Heat Of The Night (because they are effectively the same song at the core.)

One of many people Kane Roberts has gotten to work with is Kip Winger (both during their shared tenure in Alice Cooper's band and outside of it), and amidst the solely Kane-Alice penned songs, Gail proves to be an exception with Kip being added to the mix! Here, Kane explains Kip's specific contribution to the song, and as a result you get the really fun aspect of knowing how Kane and Kip's chemistry was visible that early on!

Here's a real oddity for ya that there's actually very little footage of: an instance of Kane Roberts' gun guitar NOT firing properly! It's even more of a rare sight when it's also paired with Alice Cooper's flamethrower crutch, which DOES fire off here. Easily one of the most unique clips I've shared to say the least LOL.

Over the years, Kane Roberts has collaborated with MANY people, as any musician does, ranging from producers in the studio to songwriters like Desmond Child and renowned stars like Alice Cooper. Few musicians ever opt to talk about it in depth, though, and Kane always has had a propensity to dig into topics like this (which is a blessing for understanding his art, and a curse for social media clip time limits lol). And as an added bonus he talks about how he takes the response to these collaborations, be it good or bad!

I know the audio on this is sliiiightly iffy but any footage of Kane Roberts tearing into the School's Out solo, ESPECIALLY on the Raise Your Fist And Yell tour, is something worth sharing! I cannot BELIEVE how high the wail of his guitar gets at the end LOL.

One of the greatest stories from Kane Roberts that really encapsulates SO many highlights of the 80s era of Alice Cooper: the gore onstage, the polarising responses it received, and most importantly his own energy onstage! Also, certainly a testament to the fact that no one would dare to pick a fight with someone as huge as him LOL. It's one of my favourites to share with my friends and yet somehow, I never clipped it until now. Whoops! Better late than never.

Some Is It My Body action with a lot of close-up footage of Kane Roberts!! Still cannot believe there's more footage of Kane in that denim vest, feels like I've gotten real lucky in finding footage of certain things that initially only had photographic documentation for Kane lately! This footage in particular is a treat though purely because I love that post-solo choreography for Kane and Alice =}