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Keanu Reeves is a private guy. So much so that all we really know about the well-dressed actor away from the big screen is that he’s married to Alexandra Grant, the American visual artist, and plays bass in the alternative rock trio, Dogstar.

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Still, you can only be so private when you’re heading on a nationwide tour of the United States with your band.

Indeed, rare images of Keanu Reeves in public, heading to Dogstar’s first show in Los Angeles, began circulating across social media almost immediately.

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Reeves, with his signature shoulder-length hair and unkempt beard, is fully embracing his rockstar status in an outfit comprising a button-up field jacket, brown pants, and a pair of his favorite beat hiking boots, with a cigarette in there for good measure, too.

Heck, in one image he's sat on the floor drinking a bottle of Gatorade. Does it get more rock 'n' roll?!

Honestly, Keanu Reeves has been dressing like a rocker for a while now. I suppose it's just when such looks (field jackets, leather motorcycle jackets, and distressed denim) are peppered between the three-piece suits and more dapper ensembles that his acting persona requires, they’re easy to miss.

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That being said, in early days (the Bill & Ted's Bogus Journey days), Reeves would often rock up to premieres and award shows donning some wild achromatic motorcycle jackets and heavily distressed denim looks that were better suited to a dingy bar than an opulent ceremony. More recently, though, he's very much stuck to dress codes.

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Now though, as the Canadian actor heads on tour until late December (!!!) he's finally embracing his inner Sid Vicious. As you can see, Reeves is both an actor — one of the best of the 21st century according to critics — and he’s also an accomplished musician, finally dressing the part.

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