The band, also consisting of Tommy Henriksen (Alice Cooper, Warlock, War & Peace) on guitar, along with half of Depp's early 80's band The Kids - Bruce Witkin on bass and Joe Malone (Little Caesar) on guitar - kicked things off with two songs before bringing out singer Marilyn Manson for a few. Manson went straight into his hits Dope Show and Eurythmics cover Sweet Dreams, then ducked into a cover of 20th Century Boy. Manson finished out his set with The Beautiful People.

Next, Johnny Depp introduced Alice Cooper and the band played five songs beginning with a medley of The Doors' 5 to 1 and Break On Through. The band went on to play I Got A Line On You, Rolling Stones' Brown Sugar and the Cooper's classic School’s Out with a twist of Pink Floyd's Another Brick In The Wall at the end.

Alice Cooper left the stage only to switch places with Aerosmith's Steven Tyler, who came on stage and pretended to have a sore throat, telling the crowd that he wasn't really able to sing. Then he tore into an intro to I'm Down surprising everyone. They continued with the timeless House of the Rising Sun, and an acoustic version of Seasons of Wither.

Sitting behind his Mapex kit, Glen Sobel kicked the band back into high gear with Train Kept A-Rollin before bringing Manson and Cooper back for the finale song, Come Together:

At this year's Winter NAMM Show, Duesenberg Guitars from Hannover, Germany released a limited Johnny Depp signature guitar, with only 52 of the hand signed guitars available worldwide.

In other news: Glen Sobel has tracked drums for the upcoming Alice Cooper covers record which is due out later this year. A collection of classic tunes, it will feature a variety of yet-to-be disclosed special guests. Alice Cooper will resume touring, including a confirmed Sweden Rock Festival headline appearance on June 5, 2014.

Click here to see Glen's photo's from his Bonzo Bash performance at NAMM 2014.