It was supposed to be just another guitar showcase. But what unfolded onstage at an ordinary high school theater in Anaheim looked more like a fever dream from the golden age of rock ‘n’ roll.

Picture this: Alice Cooper growling into the mic, Marilyn Manson swirling in his usual Gothic madness, Steven Tyler screeching into the stratosphere, and Johnny Depp — yes, Captain Jack Sparrow himself — wailing on guitar, all joining forces for an explosive rendition of The Beatles’ “Come Together.”

And yes, it happened. On a Tuesday night. In a high school auditorium.

The event was a celebration of Duesenberg Guitars, but what the crowd got was a rock supernova. Depp, platinum-blonde and eerily cool on stage right, played with a confidence that made it clear: he’s not just an actor moonlighting in music — he’s the real deal.

Tyler, decked out in scarves and swagger, brought his signature Aerosmith howl to the Beatles anthem. Alice Cooper, ever the showman, prowled the stage like it was a dark cathedral. And Manson? Equal parts chaos and charisma, he turned the mic stand into a weapon of pure theatrics.

The result? One of the most unexpected and unforgettable live collaborations in recent memory. Fans lucky enough to witness it haven’t stopped talking — or posting shaky, awe-struck clips online.

“You could feel the floor vibrating,” one attendee said. “It was like the ghosts of classic rock possessed a school auditorium.”

The supergroup’s chemistry was shockingly tight. Depp didn’t miss a beat, driving the rhythm with raw, bluesy licks while the others built layers of vocal fire over him. When the final chorus hit, the crowd was already on their feet — stunned, grinning, and completely unprepared for what they’d just seen.