Alice Cooper, Johnny Depp Perform Ozzy Osbourne Tribute London

In a heartfelt tribute to the late Ozzy Osbourne at London’s O2 Arena, Alice Cooper honored the rock legend with a powerful performance of Black Sabbath's 'Paranoid,' which featured a surprise appearance by Johnny Depp. Depp, a longtime collaborator of Cooper in the supergroup Hollywood Vampires, joined the stage mid-song and stayed for a raucous rendition of Cooper’s 'School’s Out,' enhancing the emotional impact of the concert just days after Osbourne’s passing. Cooper, wearing an Osbourne T-shirt, led the crowd in chants of 'Ozzy! Ozzy!' and reflected on Osbourne’s enduring legacy and influence in rock music. The tribute was part of Cooper’s sold-out show, which also celebrated the release of his band's first new album in over 50 years, 'The Revenge of Alice Cooper.' The event highlighted the deep respect and admiration Osbourne commanded among his peers, with other bands like Judas Priest also paying homage during the concert. Fans were moved by the combination of nostalgia, raw emotion, and rock energy that underscored the night’s celebrations of Osbourne’s life and music.