Lady Gaga channeled her inner rock star on Thursday night as she rolled into the star-studded Rolling Stones concert in New York City.
The legendary British rock band – Mick Jagger, 80, Keith Richards, 79 and Ronnie Wood, 76 – made a surprise appearance at Racket NYC to celebrate the release of their new album Hackney Diamonds.
The 37-year-old Just Dance hitmaker joined the group on stage for the encore to sing their duet “Sweet Sounds of Heaven.”
Gaga turned heads as she greeted fans outside the venue in a daring red and black sequin jumpsuit.
The singer went braless in the stunning number, which featured flared legs and a plunging neckline.
Gaga boosted her petite figure with black platform shoes. She accessorized with a black mesh scarf and layered silver chains.
Keep going! Lady Gaga channeled her inner rock star on Thursday night as she rolled into the star-studded Rolling Stones concert in New York City
Hot! Gaga greeted fans outside the venue wearing a spliced red and black vinyl jumpsuit
Celebrate: The legendary British rock band – made up of band members Mick Jagger, Keith Richads and Ronnie Wood – performed at Racket NYC to celebrate the release of their new album Hackney Diamonds
Iconic: The 37-year-old Just Dance hitmaker joined Mick, Keith and Ronnie on stage and belted out some of their biggest hits
The Shallow hitmaker wore a sparkly black sequin blazer, which she took off after her time on stage.
The multiple Grammy winner sported a claw-like black manicure, bold winged eyeliner and red-colored lips.
Gaga – who recently got bangs – wore her blonde bangs messy for the appearance.
She flashed peace signs and the “Rock On” hand signal to onlookers crowding around the music venue’s entrance.
She took the time to stop, sign autographs and take selfies.
The show proved to be a star-studded event that brought together actors, comedians, musicians and models for an epic evening.
Legendary catwalk queens Christie Brinkley and Christy Turlington decided to take their daughters Sailor Brinkley Cook and Grace Burns to the concert.
Sailor looked the spitting image of her glamorous mother as they posed for a photo during the show.
Christy’s longtime husband and Grace’s father, Edward Burns, were also in attendance.
Leonardo DiCaprio’s ex-girlfriend Camila Morrone looked extremely chic as she arrived in an all-black outfit.
The actress rocked a busty dress, knee-high boots and a blazer that she carried over her shoulder.
Groovy: Gaga’s eye-catching jumpsuit featured groovy flared legs and a plunging neckline
Blondie: Gaga – who recently got bangs – wore her blonde bangs messy for the performance
A Little Boost: She gave her petite figure a boost by wearing a pair of black platform shoes
Bold: The multiple Grammy winner rocked a claw-like black manicure, bold winged eyeliner and red-colored lips
She was sweet and signed autographs for fans
Peace! She flashed peace signs and the “Rock On” hand signal to onlookers crowding around the music venue’s entrance.
All the details: The Shallow hitmaker wore a sparkly black sequin blazer, which she took off after her time on stage
The Rolling Stones Hackney Diamonds review by ADRIAN THRILLS
The Rolling Stones: Hackney Diamonds
Verdict: Back with a bang
The supporting cast includes Elton John and Paul McCartney, but it’s the energetic artistry of Mick Jagger, Keith Richards and Ronnie Wood – a combined 235 years old – that lifts the first album of new Stones songs in 18 years.
They call themselves “the greatest rock and roll band in the world,” and this is a late-career masterpiece.
They made the 12-track album – the title is Cockney slang for broken glass – with a new collaborator, Andrew Watt, and the 33-year-old New Yorker does an excellent job. It adds modern touches but respects the well-known strengths.
Current single “Angry” is a weak link, a pastiche of “Start Me Up” with the feel of “By Numbers,” but the other rock numbers give the band their best shot. Charlie Watts, who died in 2021, added distinctive drums to two songs in his final sessions.
“Get Close” is reminiscent of 1972’s “Exile On Main Street,” and McCartney delivers a distorted bass solo on “Bite My Head Off.”
But it’s the big ballads that give this long-overdue return its five-star rating. Jagger is fully engaged in the beautiful, country-tinged track “Dependen On You”. Richards sings the lead role on Tell Me Straight.
The penultimate track, “Sweet Sounds of Heaven,” a duet between Jagger and Lady Gaga, is a tour de force – an epic reminiscent of 1969’s “You Can’t Always Get What You Want.”
If this is the last time – and I wouldn’t bet on it – the Stones will perform in style.
Collaboration: They performed their new song Sweet Sounds of Heaven
Legends: Legendary catwalk queens Christie Brinkley and Christy Turlington brought their daughters Sailor Brinkley Cook and Grace Burns with them
spitting image! Sailor looked the spitting image of her glamorous mother as they posed for a photo during the show
Stunning: Christie stunned in a stylish gray suit and open toe heels
Long-time love: Christy’s long-time husband and Grace’s father, Edward Burns, was also in attendance
Ultra-chic: Leonardo DiCaprio’s ex-girlfriend Camila Morrone looked ultra-chic as she arrived in an all-black outfit
Busty: The actress rocked a busty dress, boots and a blazer
Sleek: She wore her silky brunette hair in a sleek bun and she kept her makeup light to show off her natural beauty
Funny People: Comedians Trevor Noah and Chris Rock were seen chatting near the venue’s crowded bar
Love: Elvis Costello stepped out for a night out in a black leather bomber jacket with his wife of 20 years, Diana Krall
Striking: Bond star Daniel Craig was seen in a bright cardigan as he attended the concert with his wife Rachel Weisz
She wore her silky brunette hair in a sleek bun and wore light makeup to showcase her natural beauty.
Comedians Trevor Noah and Chris Rock were seen chatting near the venue’s crowded bar.
Elvis Costello stepped out for a night out in a black leather bomber jacket with his wife of 20 years, Diana Krall.
Bond star Daniel Craig was spotted wearing a bright cardigan as he attended the concert with his wife Rachel Weisz.
Hackney Diamonds is the Rolling Stones’ 31st studio album and the first without their late bandmate Charlie Watts.
Last month, The Rolling Stones paid tribute to Charlie, who died in 2021, at a special live event with Jimmy Fallon in London.
On stage, Keith reflected on Charlie’s death and said: “Since Charlie’s gone it’s different, he’s number four.”
The guitarist continued: “He’s missed, of course he’s incredibly missed, but thanks to Charlie we have Steve Jordan who was recommended to him in case anything happened to him.”
“He was a friend of ours, so he was a natural progression. Without Charlie’s blessing it would have been much more difficult.”
Hackney Diamonds is the band’s 31st studio album and the first without their late bandmate Charlie Watts
Hackney Diamonds includes several collaborations with the likes of Lady Gaga, Elton John and Paul McCartney
Mick rocked the stage in a red leather jacket
Release: The album will be released on Friday, October 20th
Mick previously revealed that the album contains 12 tracks
While most tracks featured Steve, there are two tracks recorded with Charlie in 2019
On the song “Live By The Sword,” the trio is supported by both Charlie and former bassist Bill Wyman, uniting the original Rolling Stones rhythm section
The second song with Charlie is called Mess It Up
Last month, The Rolling Stones paid tribute to their late bandmate Charlie Watts at a special live event with Jimmy Fallon in London
On stage, Keith reflected on Charlie’s death and said: “Since Charlie’s gone it’s different, he’s number four.”
Charlie died in hospital in August 2021 at the age of 80, surrounded by his family – weeks after he canceled his US tour to recover from emergency heart surgery
Sir Mick revealed during the show that there are 12 tracks on the album and that while most of the tracks feature Jordan, there are also two tracks recorded with Charlie in 2019.
On the song “Live By The Sword,” the trio is supported by both Charlie and former bassist Bill Wyman, uniting the original Rolling Stones rhythm section.
The second song with Charlie is called Mess It Up.
Charlie died in hospital in August 2021 at the age of 80, surrounded by his family – weeks after he canceled his US tour to recover from emergency heart surgery.
The London-born drummer joined the then-fledgling band in 1963 after meeting Mick, Keith and Brian Jones while playing rhythm and blues clubs.
Along with Mick and Keith, he appeared on every studio album of the band. He was widely considered one of the greatest drummers of all time.
Hackney Diamonds includes several collaborations with the likes of Lady Gaga, Elton John and Paul McCartney.
The album will be released on Friday, October 20th.