Johnny Depp Joins Jeff Beck Concert Awaiting Amber Heard Trial Verdict

It seems like after a draining and challenging trial, all that Johnny Depp needed was to jam with his old buddy Jeff Beck in a concert in London.

Well, this might have been the case because the "Pirates of the Carribean" star rocked London's Royal Albert Hall stage with Beck last night.

His musical appearance came days after the closing statements of both his and Amber Heard's legal team on their ongoing libel trial.

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Unknown to many, Johnny Depp, who was famously known for his career in acting, also had the chops to make music as beautifully as his acting.

The actor-musician has collaborated with a few huge artists already, including Marilyn Manson, Vanessa Paradis, and Aerosmith, among others.

Last night, fans of the rock legend were shocked as the musician introduced Depp onstage.

"He came knocking on my dressing room door about five years ago and we haven't stopped laughing since," he said.

As per reports, Depp and Beck played their 2020 collaborative song "Isolation," which was a cover of John Lennon's 1970 hit.

The two rocked the night with a total of seven songs - playing Jimi Hendrix's "Little Wing, "The Beatles' "A Day in the Life," and Marvin Gaye's "What's Going On."

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Jeff Beck Tour 2022

This is not the first time that Depp has played for Beck. A day before that, the Oscar-nominated actor had also surprised Beck's crowd at Sheffield City Hall in Sheffield, England.

The "Cause We've Ended as Lovers" singer is on his last string of performances for his 2022 Tour in the United Kingdom. He will play for the last time tonight at London's Royal Albert Hall.

On Jun 2, Beck will play at Gateshead before heading to the Glasgow Royal Concert Hall the day after.

Afterwards, he will be performing at O2 Apollo in Manchester and the Symphony Hall in Birmingham on Jun 6, before capping off at York Barbican on Jun 7.

Johnny Depp's appearance on the upcoming dates is still not confirmed as he is expected to have the verdict of the humongous trial today.

With such, further musical commitments for the actors might be highly unlikely but not entirely possible, depending on the verdict.

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