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At Montreux Jazz Festival 2018
Hollywood Vampires, the rock supergroup consisting of Alice Cooper, Johnny Depp, Joe Perry and Tommy Henriksen release At Montreux Jazz Festival, a powerful live document from their legendary performance.
In 2018, the Hollywood Vampires took to the prestigious Montreux stage, bringing their unique blend of theatrical rock, reverence for their fallen heroes, and unapologetic energy to one of the most renowned festivals in the world. What unfolded was more than a concert. A celebration of the music, the excess, the camaraderie and the legacy that continues to shape generations.
Rooted in the spirit of the original Hollywood Vampires, a legendary collective of musicians united by friendship, mischief, and a shared love for rock ‘n’ roll, the band channels both the reckless joy and the deeper reflection that defined an era. As captured in this live recording, their performance embodies that same paradox: the wild abandon of rock excess alongside a heartfelt tribute to those who came before them.
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Hollywood Vampires, the rock supergroup consisting of Alice Cooper, Johnny Depp, Joe Perry and Tommy Henriksen release At Montreux Jazz Festival, a powerful live document from their legendary performance.
In 2018, the Hollywood Vampires took to the prestigious Montreux stage, bringing their unique blend of theatrical rock, reverence for their fallen heroes, and unapologetic energy to one of the most renowned festivals in the world. What unfolded was more than a concert. A celebration of the music, the excess, the camaraderie and the legacy that continues to shape generations.
Rooted in the spirit of the original Hollywood Vampires, a legendary collective of musicians united by friendship, mischief, and a shared love for rock ‘n’ roll, the band channels both the reckless joy and the deeper reflection that defined an era. As captured in this live recording, their performance embodies that same paradox: the wild abandon of rock excess alongside a heartfelt tribute to those who came before them.
