Johnny Depp joins Alice Cooper on stage

Hollywood superstar Johnny Depp joined Alice Cooper at London's 100 Club last night to play guitar on a number of tracks.

The Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides actor jumped on stage for Cooper's 1970 hit 'I'm Eighteen' and remained for a medley of 'Another Brick In The Wall' and 'School's Out'.

"WHAT A NIGHT!" a message read on Cooper's website. "Alice played a blistering set full of classics and covers by his favourite bands.

"When it came time for Johnny Depp to make his surprise entrance, Alice introduced him as Johnny D from Ken-Tuck-EE! (sic) "

It continued: "Depp played lead on 'I'm Eighteen', trading tasty licks with Veteran Alice Guitarist's [Damon] Johnson and Steve Hunter. Bassist Chuck Garric and Depp seemed like old buddies up there, the three stage right guitarists were laughing and clearly enjoying themselves.

"Johnny is in London working on the new Tim Burton movie Dark Shadows, and Alice is rumoured to have a cameo part in the film as well... "

Watch Johnny Depp and Alice Cooper playing 'I'm Eighteen' below:



Both Cooper and Depp, whose first major film role was the original A Nightmare on Elm Street, played cameo roles in 1991's Freddy's Dead: The Final Nightmare

Depp previously played slide guitar on Oasis's 'Fade In-Out' from their third album Be Here Now in 1977. He more recently appeared on the sixth studio album for Sheffield group Babybird.

The actor will reportedly play a rock star in upcoming road movie Sonny Boy and is wanted by Liam Gallagher to appear in a planned Beatles biopic.