Jason Momoa looked every inch the family man as he brought his daughter Lola, 14, to the Rolling Stones gig in London’s Hyde Park on Sunday.

The actor, 42, was also joined by Guns N Roses guitarist Duff McKagan, at the American Express presents BST Hyde Park festival as he watched the iconic band preform a plethora of their classic hits.

Looking in great form, the movie star beamed a Hollywood smile as he witnessed the legendary band take to the stage.

Precious: Jason Momoa looked every inch the family man as he brought his daughter Lola, 14, to the Rolling Stones gig in London’s Hyde Park on Sunday

The proud dad looked in his element as he spent some quality time with his teenage daughter and snapped some memorable moments with her on his phone.

The Aquaman actor, cut a causal figure on the day wearing a white V-neck T-shirt.

Looking edgy, Jason styled his long hair in natural waves.

Showing off his impressive collection of inkings, the movie star kept the sunshine at bay beneath a pair of brown rim sunglasses.

Fans: The actor, 42, was also joined by Guns N Roses guitarist Duff McKagan, at the American Express presents BST Hyde Park festival

Relaxed: The proud dad looked in his element as he spent some quality time with his teenage daughter and snapped some memorable moments with her on his phone

The Rolling Stones put on an enthusiastic performance as they took to the stage on the night.

The music icons looked incredible in colourful ensembles as they rocked out to an adoring audience which included their friends and families.

Frontman Mick Jagger, 78, looked trendy as ever in a floral embroidered jacket as he danced across the huge stage.

Rock royalty: Looking in great form, Jason beamed a Hollywood smile as he stood with Duff and fellow concert goers to witness the band take to the stage

Rocking out: The Rolling Stones put on an enthusiastic performance as they took to the stage at American Express present BST Hyde Park in London on Sunday

He donned a shimmery button up underneath, teamed with a flashy silver belt for the show.

The singer was snapped indulging the fans with enthusiastic poses and dance moves.

Guitarist Keith Richards, 78, donned a red and black headband as he performed in a denim jacket, accessorising his look with a black and white striped scarf.

Stage style: Frontman Mick Jagger, 78, looked trendy as ever in a floral embroidered bomber jacket

Shimmery: He donned a shimmery button up underneath, teamed with a flashy silver belt for the show

Enthusiastic: The singer was snapped indulging the fans with enthusiastic poses and dance moves

He wore rounded black sunglasses for the show as the musician enjoyed himself on stage with his bandmates.

Ronnie Wood appeared in high spirits as he enjoyed a striped zip-up jacket worn over a golden button up and a graphic T-shirt.

The star donned some dark tinted shades, with his hair out in voluminous tresses.

Chic: Guitarist Keith Richards, 78, donned a red and black headband as he performed in a chic denim jacket, accessorising his look with a black and white striped scarf

Steve Jordan – who is touring with the band following the death of long-standing drummer Charlie Watts -chose a bright orange turtleneck.

The rockers are said to have paid an homage to their roots by recreating the Surrey pub where they started off playing gigs backstage at the Hyde Park festival.

According to the Mirror, the band members – some of whom have in past spoken about cutting back on drinking and going teetotal – ordered a series of drinks from the previously named Red Lion pub in Sutton.

Pals: The rockers are said to have paid an homage to their roots by recreating the Surrey pub where they started off playing gigs backstage at the Hyde Park festival

Stage fun: According to the Mirror , the band members – some of whom have in past spoken about cutting back on drinking and going teetotal – ordered a series of drinks from the previously named Red Lion pub in Sutton

Backstage: The also asked for some food from the pub, including Guinness cakes, steaks and masala marinated chicken, the Mirror reports

It is now called the Winning Post, but the building holds serious nostalgic value for the band.

The venue is where they made some of their first appearances in the 60s.

The also asked for some food from the pub, including Guinness cakes, steaks and masala marinated chicken.