Johnny Depp Radiates Rockstar Cool in All-Black Ensemble at Pinkpop Festival, Astounds Crowd with Hollywood Vampires Performance

The Hollywood Vampires continued on with with their current tour with a show during the second day of the 52nd edition of Pinkpop in Landgraaf, Netherlands.

After having to temporarily postpone dates, which includes a number of festival gigs, due to guitarist Johnny Depps injured ankle, the acclaimed actor and musician is back rocking out alongside bandmates Alice Cooper, Joe Perry and Tommy Henriksen, among other touring players.

The bands ongoing tour only just began last week, due to the painful injury Depp suffered, which his doctor advised him not to travel and rest up before resuming his rock n roll commitments, according to AS.

Day two of the annual event, that kicked off on Friday and goes through Sunday, also featured such musical artists as RONDÉ, The Script, The Lumineers, The Black Keys, Tove Lo, Queens Of The Stone Age, Disturbed, Go A, The Driver Era, DeWolff, with Robbie Williams serving as the main headliner.

Pinkpop is considered the oldest and longest running annual festival dedicated to pop and rock music in the world.

Playing the main stage, dubbed South Stage, the Hollywood Vampires opened up their show just ofter 5 p.m local time.

Playing the main stage, dubbed South Stage, the Hollywood Vampires opened up their show just ofter 5 p.m local time.

The guitarist and singer, who just turned 60 on June 9, also donned a multi-colored knitted hat over his long dark hair that flowed out of the sides and down his back a number of inches.

At times he and Cooper showed off their chemistry with certain moves and gestures, while next together on stage. He strutted his stuff decked out in a pair of black leather trousers, white shirt and leather gloves. He also wore a selection of belts around his waist with his hair styled wildly and make-up including lashings of eye-liner.

Founded in 2012, Depp, Cooper and Perry initially only performed cover songs in honor of rockers who died in the 1970s. Touring members over the years have included stints with such rockers as Duff McKagan and Matt Sorum of Guns N. Roses and Velvet Revolver, Robert DeLeo of Stone Temple Pilots. Perrys Aerosmith bandmate Brad Whitford, among others.