Beyoncé's Los Angeles Renaissance Tour stops bring out Gabrielle Union, Kelly Rowland, more celebs

Beyoncé got her "Virgo's Groove" on during her Los Angeles tour stops before her birthday!

The highly decorated Grammy-award winner turned 42 on Monday.

Several Hollywood stars showed up and showed out alongside fans during the Renaissance World Tour shows at SoFi Stadium on Friday and Saturday night.

Keke Palmer, Sofia Vergara, Kris Jenner, Tracee Ellis Ross, Prince Harry, Duchess Meghan, Kelly Rowland, Gabrielle Union, Dwayne Wade, Issa Rae, Offset, Jessica Alba, Jesse Tyler Ferguson, Selena Gomez and Ariana DeBose were among the impressive list of celebrity fans to join the party over the weekend.

Rowland showed support for her Destiny's Child bandmate for both nights of the tour.

On Friday, the "Motivation" singer wore a chrome breastplate, silver joggers and a matching puffer jacket.

For night two, Rowland opted for a disco pattern crop top and oversized jeans.

"My sister was on one last night! She KILT IT! !PERIODT!" Rowland wrote on her Instagram Story on Sunday.

Palmer stunned in a strapless, black leather dress under a bedazzled jean jacket. She accessorized with a silver, bejeweled choker, silver heels and matching hoops. To complete the look, she added silver hair pieces to her ringlet curls.

"Renaissance Woman," Palmer captioned a set of photos she shared on Instagram.

The actress also shared a group photo in which she coordinated black and silver outfits with her family. "Had so much fun with my family at Beyoncé’s concert. She’s truly an icon and the performer of a millennium!! We left inspired and elated," Palmer wrote.

Ross lit up like a disco ball, wearing a silver sequin dress to the Renaissance tour. "She said wear silver," she captioned photos from her night on Instagram.

The "Black-ish" alum also made it clear that she participated in the mute challenge in which the crowd is expected to be silent after Beyoncé sings "Look around everybody on mute," during her song "Energy." Most of the crowd during Friday night's stop did not oblige.

"I muted y'all! WHAT A SHOW!" Ross captioned a video.

Alba and her friend Kelly Sawyer had a mom's night out with their daughters. "Best night w my @kellysawyer & our baby girls Honor and Sawyer!" she captioned photos from the concert on Instagram.

Rae wore a "Yoncé Chrome" outfit in the form of a disco ball style two-piece set as she shimmied in a video she posted on Instagram.

Jenner posted a video as she sang along with Beyoncé's mom Tina Knowles to the song "Diva."

Union and Wade made it a family affair, bringing along their daughters Kaavia James and Zaya for the tour.

The "Bring It On" star stunned in a hooded, chainlink dress over a silver bikini for the first night and a chainlink crop top and cutoff jeans for the second.

"Style is generational," Union captioned a family photo.

The celebrity attendees for Beyoncé's Renaissance Tour are likely to continue for her third night at SoFi on Monday to mark her birthday.

For much of the night, most attendees on all levels hardly sat down in their stadium seats in Inglewood, California.

Beyoncé instantly recognized the crowd’s support. In return, she expressed her gratitude, calling many in the audience “beautiful faces.”

“I’m grateful to have this perspective and this view of all of you,” she said. “I’ve been able to do what I do for over 26 years — going on 27 years. It’s because of you. It’s because of your loyalty. It’s because of your prayers. I just want to say, ‘Thank you.’”

After her speech, Beyoncé let her show do the rest of her talking. She ran through a number of hits such as “Cuff It,” “Alien Superstar,” “Heated” and “Church Girl” from her critically acclaimed album “Renaissance,” which paid homage to the Black and gay pioneers of the house music genre. The album helped her win four Grammys and become the ceremony’s most decorated artist in history earlier this year.

She brought out her 11-year-old daughter Blue Ivy Carter to “My Power,” where she earned a rousing applause during her upbeat choreography set alongside her mother and backup dancers. Blue Ivy also danced down the stage aisle to Kendrick Lamar’s “Alright” before she cranked it up even more for her mother’s massive hit “Black Parade.”

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Beyoncé performed more of her popular jams from “Formation,” “Break My Soul,” “Savage” and “Run the World (Girls).” Other highlights included a vogue dance session that kept the crowd entertained while she took one of her brief breaks.

In closing, Beyoncé went airborne again on a glittering horse — this time in a harness — as confetti rained from the stage.

“I want to thank y’all for giving me so much energy tonight,” she told the cheering crowd. “I love y’all so much. I hope you had as much fun as I did. Thank you for your beautiful signs. Thank you for your beautiful wardrobes. I love you deep.”

Contributing: Jonathan Landrum Jr., The Associated Press

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