Jennifer Lopez stuns fans at Sundance Festival with a surprise 10-minute performance of her hits

Jennifer Lopez brought the house down with a jaw-dropping surprise performance at the Sundance Film Festival on Saturday, January 25. The 55-year-old singer and actress made an unexpected entrance at TAO Park City, leaving fans in awe as she took to the stage for a brief but unforgettable 10-minute set.

Lopez appeared out of nowhere, stepping up from behind a DJ booth and immediately commanding attention. The crowd erupted as she performed two of her biggest 2000s hits, “All I Have” and “Jenny from the Block,” both tracks from her iconic 2002 album This Is Me… Then. Her impromptu appearance was part of a Casamigos event at the festival, where she joined DJ Chase B behind the decks to deliver a high-energy performance that left everyone in shock.

The performance wasn’t the only reason Lopez was in Park City. She was also in town to promote her upcoming film Kiss of the Spider Woman, which is making its world premiere at the festival on Sunday. Despite the busy schedule, sources reported that the star was in “good spirits” and fully immersed in the Sundance experience. Her unannounced set only added to the magic of the festival, which had already been buzzing with excitement. The Atlas star’s impromptu performance has been described as a stunning surprise, with fans still talking about the electric atmosphere she created.

For her surprise set, Lopez donned a chic beige jacket with puffed sleeves that showcased her toned midriff. She paired the jacket with matching pants, effortlessly blending her signature style with the festive vibe of the event.

While her performance stole the spotlight, Lopez had also been speaking to the media about her upcoming movie. In an interview with Parade earlier this month, she shared her excitement about Kiss of the Spider Woman, a remake of the beloved 1985 film. When asked how the film compared to the popular Broadway musical Wicked, Lopez said, “It’s a beautiful movie, but it’s very different than Wicked. It feels in a way more indie, but it’s impactful and important and relevant. I’m very excited for people to see it.”

Lopez’s surprise performance and her ongoing promotion of Kiss of the Spider Woman made for a truly memorable moment at the Sundance Festival.