The stars were out in full force to attend a pre-Emmy party at the Chateau Marmont in West Hollywood on Saturday.
Eiza Gonzales sparkled in a formfitting gown while Miles Teller and his wife, Keleigh Sperry, looked so loved up as they descended upon Bar Marmont ahead of Monday’s upcoming awards show.
Joining the star-studded soiree were Jason Momoa, Chris Rock, Florence Pugh, Chase Crawford, Shailene Woodley, Tobey Maguire, Melissa Barrera, Sophia Bush and Jason Sudeikis.
The glitterati appeared to have a blast during the evening, getting the chance to see The Black Keys perform at the renowned venue.
The iconic rock band debuted their new single Beautiful People (Stay High).
The stars, including Eiza Gonzales (left), were out in full force to attend a pre-Emmy party at the Chateau Marmont in West Hollywood on Saturday
Miles Teller and his stunning wife, Keleigh Sperry , looked so loved up as they led the pack of A-listers descending upon Bar Marmont ahead of Monday’s upcoming awards show
Eiza was a showstopper in her gorgeous white couture featuring a sparkling bodice as she styled her trademark raven tresses up in a loose bun.
Miles kept it casual in a graphic tee and baseball hat, while Kaleigh dressed it up a bit more in a black top, long denim skirt and black leather boots.
Former SNL funnymen Rock and Sudeikis were handsome in their polo shirts and pants with caps.
Barrera, who was recently fired from the Scream franchise, rocked a bright orange business jacket as her entire dress.
Former One Tree Hill actress Bush made a daring entrance in a sleek black gown featuring cutouts along the chest.
Momoa made an even more dramatic entrance as he arrived on a motorcycle.
The Aquaman star bundled up in a red winter jacket and khaki pants as he donned a set of spectacles.
The Boys star Crawford looked like a model in his tan jacket and denim pants as he took a call on his phone while leaving the event.
Former One Tree Hill actress Sophia Bush made a daring entrance in a sleek black gown featuring cutouts along the chest
Shailene Woodley was all about keeping a low key vibe as she rocked a dark ensemble and a green baseball cap pulled down low.
Florence Pugh got the memo about the baseball cap
Melissa Barrera, who was recently fired from the Scream franchise , rocked a bright orange business jacket as her entire dress
Woodley was all about keeping a low key vibe as she rocked a dark ensemble and a green baseball cap pulled down low.
Tobey made a rare appearance as he stepped out in a black T-shirt, matching pants and a baseball cap.
The special concert by The Black Keys comes on the release of their first new single of 2024, and they wrote it with longtime collaborators Beck and Dan the Automator.
Beautiful People (Stay High) is from their upcoming album, Ohio Players, which is due out April 5.
The album, the band’s first since 2022’s Dropout Boogie, also features appearances from Noel Gallagher.
The Aquaman star bundled up in a red winter jacket and khaki pants as he donned a set of spectacles.
Momoa made an even more dramatic entrance as he arrived on a motorcycle
Former SNL funnymen Chris Rock and Jason Sudeikis were handsome in their polo shirts and pants with caps
The Boys star Chace Crawford looked like a model in his tan jacket and denim pants
‘We’d never worked harder to make a record,’ Dan Auerbach said in a press statement. ‘It’s never taken us this long to make an album. We took our time and did it right.’
‘What we wanted to accomplish with this record was make something that was fun,’ Patrick Carney added.
‘And something that most bands 20 years into their career don’t make, which is an approachable, fun record that is also cool.’
Tobey Maguire made a rare appearance as he stepped out in a black T-shirt, matching pants and a baseball cap
Tom Sandoval showed up in a cardigan
Dan Auerbach of The Black Keys performs
Meanwhile, The Emmys will be broadcast on Monday, six long months after the nominations were announced.
The extended gap between nominations and awards stems from the dual Hollywood strikes that occurred last summer.
Actors and writers went on strike due to stalled contract negotiations, leaving the industry without key participants.
With the absence of actors to grace the red carpet, the Television Academy opted to postpone the ceremony until January 15.
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