Alice Cooper puts on a rocking performance for his Annual Christmas Pudding fundraiser concert

Alice Cooper put on a rocking performance for his Annual Christmas Pudding fundraiser concert in Arizona on Saturday night.

The 74-year-old rock singer took to the stage at Celebrity Theatre in Phoenix for the 20th charity event which he holds at Christmastime each year. 

Donning an out-there python-printed blazer jacket and a black shirt with most of the buttons undone, the star showed he has no plans of slowing up his career.

Rockstar: Alice Cooper put on a rocking performance for his Annual Christmas Pudding fundraiser concert in Arizona on Saturday night

Family ties: The 74-year-old rock singer took to the stage at Celebrity Theatre in Phoenix for the 20th charity event which he holds at Christmastime each year (pictured with family)

He slipped into a pair of tight leather trousers and a black belt to tie the look together. 

In the typically rock star way, Alice wore his long black hair in a ruffled style and he accessorised with a pair of black leather gloves.

Performing for a crowd of thousands, Alice was joined by Sammy Hagar, Rob Zombie, Wayne Nelson, Wally Palmar and Sheryl Goddard, his wife.

His family joined him on stage at the end to thank the audience and talk about the fundraising efforts. 

Out-there: Donning an out-there python-printed blazer jacket and a black shirt with most of the buttons undone, the star showed he has no plans of slowing up his career

Lovers: Alice later changed into a black leather blazer and matched wife Sheryl, 66, who looked typically stylish in her chic black collared paisley printed jacket

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Stars: He slipped into a pair of tight leather trousers and a black belt to tie the look together (pictured with Rob Zombie)

Alice later changed into a black leather blazer and matched Sheryl, 66, who looked typically stylish in her chic black collared paisley printed jacket.

They looked in good spirits as they were on stage together in the family-friendly event, which raises money for Rock Teen Centers.

He did another outfit change, wearing a red velvet jacket at one point. 

Perform: They looked in good spirits as they were on stage together in the family-friendly event, which raises money for Rock Teen Centers (pictured right Rob Zombie)

Fundraiser: In the typically rock star way, Alice wore his long black hair in a ruffled style and he accessorised with a pair of black leather gloves

Ahead of the concert, Alice said of its 20th year: ‘We are excited to be celebrating our 20th year with a stellar lineup of talent who dedicate their time and passion to help us raise funds for our Rock Teen Centers. 

‘We are grateful to everyone who continues to make this one of the finest shows in the Valley and promise another memorable evening of music and mayhem!’ 

The rock star was spotted in the UK back in May when out for a spot of shopping with choreographer wife Sheryl.

Wow: Rob Zombie of White Zombie (left) and Wayne Nelson of Little River Band also put on a cracking performance in Phoenix

Show: The rock star was spotted in the UK back in May when out for a spot of shopping with choreographer wife Sheryl

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The American rock star, 74, who has a net worth of £36million ($50million), stepped out with Sheryl to hunt for bargain finds in Wilko.

He performed a sell-out show in Swansea and describing his UK arena tour last month, he insisted that ‘anything could happen’ on stage. 

The School’s Out hitmaker told the Yorkshire Post:  ‘It’s Alice Cooper’s Haunted House, where anything can happen.

Industry: He did another outfit change, wearing a red velvet jacket at one point (pictured with Rob Zombie)

Rock on: Alice’s latest tour, which saw him perform alongside The Cult and Creeper, follows the release of his first top five UK album in 30 years, Detroit Stories (pictured with Chuck Garric, left)

‘There’ll be two or three different characters and, of course, the rock ‘n’ roll hits and the theatrics that’s expected.

‘At the end everyone’s covered in confetti and stage blood – maybe some of the audience too.’ 

His latest tour, which saw him perform alongside The Cult and Creeper, follows the release of his first top five UK album in 30 years, Detroit Stories.

Crowd: Ahead of the concert, Alice said of its 20th year: ‘We are excited to be celebrating our 20th year with a stellar lineup of talent who dedicate their time and passion to help us raise funds for our Rock Teen Centers’