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Ronnie Wood Joins Hollywood Vampires For London Opener
The Rolling Stones guitarist makes a surprise appearance at the Hollywood Vampires' tour kick-off at London's O2 Arena.
The Hollywood Vampires officially kicked off their first tour in over three years on Wednesday night at The O2 Arena in London. The sprawling 23-song set saw the collective of Joe Perry, Johnny Depp, Alice Cooper, and Tommy Henriksen deliver a heavy dose of rock history, featuring staples such as "School's Out" and "Livin' On The Edge".
The night reached a crescendo when Rolling Stones legend Ronnie Wood joined the group on stage for the final stretch. Cooper introduced the arrival of his peer by telling the crowd, "We now bring out the most deadly British vampire." Wood joined the fray to perform "Brown Sugar" and the blues standard "Train Kept A-Rollin'"—a track previously covered by Aerosmith.
We now bring out the most deadly British vampire.
The ensemble continues their 2026 European tour through dates in Cardiff, Glasgow, Manchester, and Birmingham before heading to mainland Europe. The group, who first collaborated in 2015, remains a staple of the touring circuit, having released their debut album in 2015 and their live record "Live In Rio" in June 2023.
