Alice Cooper will participate in this year's livestreamed Detroit Music Awards

Apr 13, 2020 at 5:11 pm
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Alice Cooper performing at DTE Energy Music Theatre, 2019. - Brooke Elizabeth Art/Soniclivemedia
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Alice Cooper performing at DTE Energy Music Theatre, 2019.

The 29th Annual Detroit Music Awards will continue, coronavirus be damned, this year switching to a livestream-only event.

Some of the initial special guests announced include shock rocker Alice Cooper, who will present an award and be featured in a special video, along with former Detroit Tiger Kirk Gibson.

Other video performances include those from MC50, the Velvelettes, the Muggs, Gangster Fun, Audio:Birds, Dude, James Simonson Realities, and Audra Kubat.

The awards ceremony will be held at 8 p.m. on Sunday, April 19. It was originally supposed to be held at the Fillmore but switched to an online-only format due to the coronavirus pandemic.

This year's presentation can be streamed at detroitmusicawards.net.

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