Tour Dates with Alice Cooper

NewsDennis DunawayDecember 11, 2009Alice Cooper, 5th Avenue VampiresComment

Blue Coupe @ WPLR Toy Drive

Dennis DunawayDecember 11, 2009Blue CoupeComment

Blue Coupe @ Infinity Music Hall

BlogDennis DunawayOctober 11, 2009Blue Coupe Comment

Blue Coupe @ The Warner Theater

BlogDennis DunawayOctober 8, 2009Blue Coupe Comments

We're Back!

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Alice Cooper and Blue Coupe / 5th Avenue Vampires Concert Dates Announced

BlogDennis DunawaySeptember 21, 20095th Avenue Vampires Comments

New Dennisdunaway.com Official Site Launches

BlogDennis DunawaySeptember 19, 2009 Comments

Talkin’ ’Bout My (Second) Generation

Most teenagers can’t wait to get away from their strict, protective parents, and Renée Ciarra Dunaway was no different. She had music in her soul that needed to be unleashed. And when she was young and nursing her secret musical desires, she never gave much thought to the fact that her family was, well, a little different. Those looming, finger-wagging parents of hers had once been part of the high-flyingest, shock-rockingest bands ever to explode on stage. In famous travails, they had once crossed the world in a shower of glitter, fake blood and chicken feathers.

Press, InterviewsDennis DunawayAugust 25, 2008Renee DunawayComment

Hero: The Main Man Records Tribute to David Bowie

Clocking in at more than two hours in length, Hero could single-handedly and simultaneously reignite interest in glam and punk rock. Simply put, this incredible, two-disc collection of Bowie classics and deeper album cuts is a glorious record of remarkable interpretation. Don’t let the fact that you might not recognize some of the bands performing on the set scare you away. Their stellar, new versions, dare I say, equal or surpass their creator’s trailblazing sound and vision.

Still, at least a few of the guests featured on Hero will be immediately recognizable. Dennis Dunaway (Alice Cooper), Earl Slick (David Bowie), Glen Matlock (The Sex Pistols), Clem Burke (Blondie), The Alarm, Rat Scabies (The Damned), Josh Freese (A Perfect Circle), and Enuff Z'Nuff are among the 30 artists who take shots at reinterpreting Bowie’s work. Even Mick Ronson’s fabled guitar, which graced many classic Bowie cuts, makes a special appearance during the Dennis Dunaway Project’s masterful recreation of Moonage Daydream. Here, guitarist and vocalist Rick Tedesco faithfully conjures Bowie’s haunting vocals and Mick Ronson’s soaring signature leads with equal amounts of respect for the past and a shimmering, swaggering look toward the future.