Tom Hanks, Rita Wilson and Ed Sheeran dance and rock at the U2 concert in Las Vegas: watch

Tom Hanks67 years old, his wife Rita Wilson66 e Ed Sheeran32 years old, they were among the rock crowd U2residential concert in Las Vegas, NV on Saturday night. The actor, actress and singer sat on a balcony while watching the show, whatever it’s called U2:UV Achtung Baby live at Sphere, and they looked like they were having fun as they smiled and danced to some of the band’s biggest hits. A video shows them as U2 sang “Beautiful Day” and Tom couldn’t help but sway from side to side as he watched the memorable event.

At one point during the epic song, Tom and Rita were really having fun and making moves like no one was watching while also singing the lyrics. And he remained leaning on the railing most of the time and looked happier than ever as he admired the talented musicians on stage.

Tom, Rita and Ed are just some of the celebrities who were spotted at one of U2’s shows in Las Vegas, which started in September. Other big names, like Paul McCartney, Snoop Dogg, Matt Damon, chelsea clinton, Dakota Fanning, Oprah Winfrey, Jimmy Kimmel and more and more people have attended one of the shows since the residency began.

Before making headlines at the U2 concert, Ed gained attention for singing an “inspired” song. Friends For Courtney Cox. In a video posted to his Instagram, which you can see below, the talented singer-songwriter sings part of the song while playing an acoustic guitar while in the kitchen. “Impromptu kitchen scam in American Town with my landlady @courteneycoxofficial, sorry about the late rent, I totally agree,” he joked in the post’s caption.

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Just weeks before Ed serenaded Courteney, he received backlash for canceling his Las Vegas show shortly before it was supposed to begin. He took to social media to share a message about the cancellation and it was later confirmed that the reason was “technical issues”.

“I can’t believe I’m writing this, but there were some challenges in loading our show in Las Vegas. “It is impossible to continue the program,” she wrote. “I’m sorry. I know everyone has traveled for this and I wish I could change that. The show will be postponed to Saturday, October 28 and all tickets purchased will be valid for that date. I’m sorry.”