Hollywood Vampires & Marilyn Manson I'm Eighteen, People Who Died ft. Johnny Depp

Hollywood Vampires were live at The Greek Theatre, Los Angeles, CA on May 11, 2019 with surprise guest Marilyn Manson. Rock supergroup of Alice Cooper, Johnny Depp and Joe Perry of Aerosmith are joined by the lead singer of shock rock group Marilyn Manson on Alice Cooper's first hit I'm Eighteen (1970).

Johnny Depp is the featured lead vocalist on live debut of People Who Died from Hollywood Vampires' upcoming new second album. "Rise" release date is June 21, 2019.

Hollywood Vampires current touring musicians are Tommy Henriksen on guitar, Glen Sobel (Alice Cooper band) on drums, Chris Wyse (The Cult) on bass and Buck Johnson (Aerosmith) on keyboards.

Marilyn Manson last joined forces with Alice Cooper for Masters of Madness (The Shock Therapy Tour) North America concerts in 2013.

The Hollywood Vampires concert on the US Spring 2019 Tour is sponsored by KLOS. L.A.'s premier rock FM radio station celebrates their 50th Anniversary Golden Gala, founded in 1969.

Blabbermouth.net excerpt: In 1969, on the Sunset Strip at the legendary club, the Rainbow Bar & Grill, the Hollywood Vampires were born in the upstairs bar. It was a gathering place for the rock stars living in or passing through L.A. "To join the club, one simply had to out drink all of the members," says Alice Cooper, a founding member of the original Vampires.

Alice Cooper and good friend Johnny Depp got together and decided the spirit of the Hollywood Vampires should live again — minus the drinking. Cooper and Depp were joined by Aerosmith guitarist Joe Perry, who is an old friend of both, and the recording began: a tribute to the original Hollywood Vampires. An environment was born for great artists to hang, laugh, and play together.