Angelina Jolie, Brad Pitt Date Night: Engaged Couple Spotted at West Hollywood Club (PHOTOS)
Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie were photographed enjoying a a night out with friends in Los Angeles on Friday.
The engaged couple were seen making their way into Troubadour where they reportedly watched Japanese singer Miyavi perform. He appears in Jolie's forthcoming film "Unbroken," according to Us magazine.
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Jolie, 38, wore head to toe black and sported a slicked ponytail with minimal makeup upon entering the West Hollywood Rock club. Pitt, 50, opted for his trademark khaki pants and combat boots paired with a jacket.
The Hollywood power couple enjoyed the sold-out show with friends before making a swift exit through the back of the venue.
The outing comes three weeks after the pair reunited for a weekend getaway without the kids in Beverly Hills.
Their six children Maddox, 12, Pax, 10, Zahara, 9, Shiloh, 7, twins Vivienne and Knox, 5, remained at home while the duo spent much needed quality time together after spending months apart. Jolie spent several months directing her WWII film "Unbroken" in Australia while Pitt spent much of the winter filming his World War II drama "Fury" in London.
Last month an insider claimed the "12 Years A Slave Star" and the "Maleficent" actress are preparing to wed this summer. The couple began dating in 2005 after meeting on the set of "Mr. & Mrs. Smith."
"It's been a long time coming but finally it is going to happen," a source said of the wedding according to Daily Mail U.K.
It is unclear whether the couple has finalized the wedding venue, however, Pitt is rumored to have approached acclaimed rock band Kings Of Leon about possibly performing on his big day.
"Brad ended up partying with Kings Of Leon when they played in Los Angeles last week. He spent most of the night talking to Caleb [Followill] and he sounded them out about playing," one insider told The Sun U.K. "It will happen if they can make the dates work."
