
(hennemusic) Hollywood Vampires - the rock supergroup fronted by Alice Cooper - have released a version of the David Bowie classic, "Heroes", as the third track issued from their upcoming live album "At Montreux Jazz Festival."
Recorded during the band's 2018 appearance at the legendary event, the track is a powerful tribute to one of rock's most beloved icons and one of the most emotional moments of the new live album.
The version features a heartfelt vocal performance by Johnny Depp, bringing new depth and intimacy to one of rock music's most beloved songs. Backed by Cooper, Joe Perry, and Tommy Henriksen, the band transforms Bowie's anthem into a moving tribute to the enduring power of music, friendship, and legacy.
"Hollywood Vampires At Montreux Jazz Festival" was released digitally on August 7 and will be available on CD and vinyl on October 16 via earMUSIC.
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.
Get more details about the band and stream "Heroes" live here.
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