The Hollywood Vampires, featuring Johnny Depp, Alice Cooper, and Joe Perry, returned to London's The O2 for their first show there in three years, with a special cameo by Rolling Stones legend Ronnie Wood during the encore.
Return to London
The band's European tour kicked off at the venue last night, following the wrap of Depp's upcoming role as Ebenezer Scrooge. The supergroup, formed in 2012, is named after Cooper's 1970s celebrity drinking club, which included stars like John Lennon and Keith Moon.
The setlist featured 22 songs from their two studio albums, with Cooper leading vocals. Depp, known for his shy demeanor, sang lead on a couple of tracks, including "The Death and Resurrection Show," which he co-wrote with his late friend Jeff Beck. The show included a tribute segment for Beck before Depp's cover of David Bowie's "Heroes."
Ronnie Wood Cameo
The encore brought a surprise as Ronnie Wood joined the band on stage for "Train Kept Rollin'," "Brown Sugar," and "Hi Ho Silver Lining," just as he did three years prior.
The tour continues in Cardiff on Friday, which also marks the release of their new live album, "Hollywood Vampires at Montreux Jazz Festival."
