Suddenly, Johnny Depp comes on stage: Huge cheers when the guitar legend performs

Created: 07/07/2022 10:57 am

Musician and actor Johnny Depp performs with Jeff Beck during a festival.

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Johnny Depp performed together with Grammy winner Jeff Beck in Offenbach - and was enthusiastically celebrated by his fans.

Offenbach – Most recently he was mainly in the courtroom in the USA, now Hollywood star Johnny Depp has appeared in Germany: five weeks after the defamation process between him and his ex-wife Amber Heard, the actor and singer was at a concert in Hesse on Wednesday evening Offenbach on the stage.

The 59-year-old sang alongside British guitar legend Jeff Beck in the Stadthalle.

The two were enthusiastically applauded by the fans, as reported by op-online.de.

First, the multiple Grammy award winner Beck (78) and the band impressed with some instrumental pieces.

Depp later came on stage and took over the microphone.

He sang various cover songs, such as "Isolation" (John Lennon) or the energetic piece "Death And Resurrection Show" by the band Killing Joke.

There was also the very touching "This Is A Song For Miss Hedy Lamarr", a composition by Depp himself. The song is a homage to the Austrian-American actress (1914-2000) of the same name.

Johnny Depp in Offenbach: court case with Amber Heard was not an issue

On the evening in Offenbach, the focus was clearly on the music, no unnecessary words were wasted.

Depp did not comment on the six-week process either.

In the process, a mud fight that was staged, the ex-husbands had accused themselves of domestic violence.

In the verdict at the beginning of June, the jury mostly sided with Depp – but also agreed with Heard on some points.

Beck and Depp are currently touring Europe together.

Next Wednesday they will be performing at the Tollwood Festival in Munich.

Two days later (July 15) they release their joint album entitled "18".

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Offenbach had already been the scene of unforgettable concerts in the past.

Especially in the 80s and 90s, superstars of the international music scene like Simon and Garfunkel came to the Bieberer Berg.