Hollywood Vampires: Alice Cooper and Joe Perry lift the lid on life inside rock’s superstar garage band
Hollywood Vampires is a rock supergroup that takes its name from a social club frequented by Alice Cooper during the 1970s. The collective brings together Cooper with Aerosmith guitarist Joe Perry, actor Johnny Depp, and bassist Tommy Henriklen, functioning as a vehicle for collaborative work with an expanding network of established rock musicians.
Since forming in 2012, the group has released two studio albums—a self-titled effort in 2015 and Rise in 2019—each showcasing contributions from prominent rock figures such as Dave Grohl, Slash, and Jeff Beck. The members are now moving forward with a series of arena and outdoor performances, with Cooper remarking humorously about bringing Depp back into the touring fold.
- Supergroup featuring Alice Cooper, Joe Perry, Johnny Depp, and Tommy Henriklen, formed in 2012, draws its name from a 1970s celebrity social circle
- Released two studio albums (2015, 2019) with guest appearances from rock artists including Dave Grohl, Slash, and Jeff Beck
- Band preparing for upcoming arena and outdoor tour dates
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