Russell Crowe looks dapper in a black suit as he performs with his band Indoor Garden Party in Italy
Russell Crowe is currently touring Europe with his rock band Indoor Garden Party.
And on Tuesday, the Gladiator star, 59, cut a dapper figure as he performed at the Magna Graecia Film Festival in Catanzaro, Italy.
The Australian actor looked stylish in a black buttoned shirt and matching coloured blazer as he hit the stage at the festival.
The New Zealand native waved his arms in the air as he belted out his hits on stage with his band.
Russell’s show in Italy comes just days after he wowed fans with a concert in Malta.
Russell Crowe looked dapper in a black suit as he performed with his band Indoor Garden Party in Italy on Tuesday
He is also set to perform throughout Italy in Taranto, Florence, Rome and Bologna before heading to the Czech Republic for his final European show.
In a press statement, Russell described his Indoor Garden Party shows as ‘an event, a band, a happening’.
‘It’s fluid. The personnel changes, but it’s always big. It’s like a festival where I gather people I admire, musicians and storytellers, and we put on a show,’ he said.
Despite his successful acting career, Russell has always had an interest in singing.
In the 1980s he recorded a track called I Want to Be Like Marlon Brando under the name Russ le Roq.
He soon became the lead singer of the band 30 Odd Foot of Grunts.
The New Zealand native waved his arms in the air as he belted out his hits on stage with his band
He is set to perform throughout Italy in Taranto, Florence, Rome and Bologna before heading to the Czech Republic for his final European show
Russell and his girlfriend Britney Theriot are regularly seen jetting between Sydney and Coffs Harbour, where the actor is building a $400million film studio dubbed ‘Aussiewood’.
The Beautiful Mind star owns a 400-hectare farm in nearby Nana Glen, NSW and divides his time between this rural estate and his home in Sydney.
The pair confirmed their long-rumoured romance with a kiss on the tennis court back in November 2020.
In a press statement, Russell described his Indoor Garden Party shows as ‘an event, a band, a happening’
