Last night (November 18), Julian Casablancas was in attendance at a Raconteurs show in Mexico, and alongside Jack White and company, the Strokes frontman busted out a rendition of his band's 2001 tune "The Modern Age."
In concert footage posted on YouTube, Casablancas is seen on stage and later climbing a speaker as the audience absolutely lose their collective minds.
The Raconteurs are currently on tour in support of their latest album Help Us Stranger and were scheduled to play in Mexico City Monday night where it all went down during the concert's encore.
As Consequence of Sound points out, White and Casablancas hadn't performed onstage together since 2002, when the Strokes played in New York City at Radio City Music Hall and White joined them in playing "New York City Cops."
Watch the concert footage below, where you'll also find some professional shots of their performance care of the Raconteurs' Instagram.
In concert footage posted on YouTube, Casablancas is seen on stage and later climbing a speaker as the audience absolutely lose their collective minds.
The Raconteurs are currently on tour in support of their latest album Help Us Stranger and were scheduled to play in Mexico City Monday night where it all went down during the concert's encore.
As Consequence of Sound points out, White and Casablancas hadn't performed onstage together since 2002, when the Strokes played in New York City at Radio City Music Hall and White joined them in playing "New York City Cops."
Watch the concert footage below, where you'll also find some professional shots of their performance care of the Raconteurs' Instagram.
