Rob at the Black Keys concert in LA
At the Black Keys show at Sayers, Rob Pattinson just rolled in with a group of male pals
— Matt Donnelly (@MattDonnelly) October 1, 2012
No KStew y'all. But I believe he's with Dominic Cooper. Will confirm, its very dark. Just chilling everyone is waiting for the set to start
— Matt Donnelly (@MattDonnelly) October 1, 2012
From LA Times (Via):
Robert Pattinson stepped out Sunday evening in Hollywood for a show by rockers the Black Keys.
Making a guys' night of it, Pattinson rolled with friends including his "Breaking Dawn — Part 2" costar Rami Malek for the exclusive show, hosted at the Sayers Club by 98.7 FM.
Ducking into a rear entrance close to 9 p.m., Pattinson, in a black baseball cap and jeans, posted up against against a back wall and enjoyed mixed drinks as the band played hits including "Tighten Up."
Rob sang along to virtually every track, breaking occasionally to greet folks such as Sayers Club creative director Jason Scoppa.
Rob seemed relaxed, positioned behind the rows and rows of fans snapping photos and taking video, not of him but of the band. An unusual experience for Pattinson, but perhaps a typical night at the exclusive venue.
From People (Via):
Sunday funday!
Robert Pattinson stepped out with friends to see The Black Keys perform at The Sayers Club in Hollywood on Sunday.
Dressed casually in a blue button-down, short-sleeved shirt and a backwards baseball cap, Pattinson arrived just before the show started at 9 p.m.
Pattinson couldn't have looked happier as he chatted with male pals including The Master actor Rami Malek, an onlooker tells PEOPLE.
"He had a smile plastered across his face during the entire show," the source adds. "He bobbed his head to almost every song. When he wasn't rocking out he sipped on beer and spent time texting."
After the show ended at 10 p.m., the Cosmopolis star stayed at the club, enjoying beers and posed for photos with 98.7 deejay Kennedy.
"Pattinson seemed amused by her and was laughing a lot throughout their conversation," the source says.
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