Keanu Reeves was seen on stage at the first-ever concert date of his new tour with his band Dogstar on Thursday.
The Matrix actor looked scruffy at Saint Rock in Hermosa Beach, Southern California, with his hair disheveled and his beard growing many months old.
His attire consisted of a dark gray t-shirt and pants as he rocked the night away.
The 58-year-old Hollywood star looked happy as he played guitar alongside his bandmates.
This is her first tour in 20 years and she has 26 dates, ending in Nashville in December.
He loves to keep rocking: Keanu Reeves was seen on stage at the very first concert date of his new tour with his band Dogstar on Thursday
The actor interacted with the audience while looking down and grinning at the fans.
There was no sign of his artist friend Alexandra Grant, with whom he went public in 2019.
Dogstar is an American alternative rock band from Los Angeles, California.
They were initially active from the mid-1990s to the early 2000s. During this period, the band enjoyed moderate success, but attracted media attention as the band’s bassist was Reeves.
Her new tour is called Somewhere Between The Power Lines and Palm Trees Tour. The name comes from their 2023 album, which has not yet been released.
The band’s next stop is Friday night in Phoenix, Arizona.
Then Reeves comes to Las Vegas, Salt Lake City, Denver, Boulder, Aspen, Napa, Menlo Park, San Luis Obispo, Ventura, Solana, Santa Ana, Hollywood, San Francisco, Sacramento, Chicago, Detroit, Toronto, Brooklyn, Boston, Philadelphia, Washington DC, Norfolk, Charlotte, Atlanta and Nashville.
No suit and no tie: The Matrix actor looked scruffy, with his hair loose and a plentiful month-long beard at Saint Rock in Hermosa Beach in Southern California
Worn with charm: His attire consisted of a dark gray t-shirt and trousers as he rocked the night away. The 58-year-old Hollywood star looked happy as he played guitar alongside his bandmates. This is her first tour in 20 years and she has 26 dates, ending in Nashville in December
This comes after the actor flaunted his toned figure earlier this month when he went shirtless for a yachting day out in Capri, Italy.
He appeared in good spirits as he stripped off his green swimming trunks and enjoyed a glass of champagne on holiday with his 56-year-old sister Kim.
The actor was seen jumping off the boat for a refreshing dip before donning a baseball cap and shirt while chatting with friends.
The star made the most of his free time, donning a helmet as he prepared for a scenic Vespa ride across Europe.
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Keanu was seen smiling while taking a break from his hectic schedule with his loved ones.
It was a rare public sighting of Keanu with his younger sister looking chic in orange during the day.
Keanu famously donated 70% of his salary from the first Matrix film to fund leukemia research – after Kim battled the disease for ten years.
The actor, who was reportedly given $10 million up front and earned a total of $35 million in 1999 for the first film in the series, was inspired to fund research into blood cancer after Kim was diagnosed in 1991, reported LadBible.
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Keanu became Kim’s full-time job during this time, helping her recover after battling cancer for a decade before going into remission.
The ‘Speed’ star’s dedication to his sister meant he sold his house to be closer to her and the ‘Matrix’ sequels were delayed – he also reportedly spent $5million on therapy, to help Kim recover.
He had previously said of his sister: ‘She was always there for me, you know. I will always be there for her.’
Since then, the acclaimed actor has launched a charity foundation to help people battling cancer.
In 2009, he told Ladies Home Journal, “I have a private foundation that’s been around for five or six years that supports some children’s hospitals and cancer research.”
“I don’t like putting my name on it, I just let the foundation do what it does.”