Rock Star Kids Sharing the Stage with Their Famous Parents

From 11-year-old Estere voguing on stage with Madonna to River Rose singing with Kelly Clarkson in Las Vegas — these kids are have music in their genes!

These kids know that being the offspring of a famous musician rocks!

Whether they've just made an appearance onstage with mom or dad or decided to pursue the family business, they have have stepped into the spotlight and shown that musical talent truly does run in the family.

From  Madonna being joined on stage by five of her six children as she kicked off The Celebration Tour  in London to Gwen Stefani and Gavin Rossdale's son taking the stage at his stepdad Blake Shelton's bar, here's a look at musical offspring who are showcasing their own sets of skills,

Mercy, Estere, Stella & David - Madonna

When Madonna kicked off The Celebration Tour at London's O2 Arena on Oct. 14, 2023, she had five very special guests. Mercy (pictured here) played piano for mom during "Bad Girl," and elsewhere in the show Estere deejayed as well as danced to "Vogue." David Banda later came out and accompanied his mom on guitar.

During "Vogue," Lourdes, Madonna's eldest daughter, came on stage to sit alongside her mom as they rated the dancers, and during "Don't Tell Me," Stella also made an appearance.

River Rose Blackstock - Kelly Clarkson

During her Las Vegas residency, Kelly Clarkson welcomed some sweet guests to the stage to help her perform a few of her hit songs. After her son, Remington "Remy" Alexander, accompanied mom's performance of "Whole Lotta Woman" with some adorable dance moves, daughter River Rose stepped up to the plate for a performance of "Heartbeat Song."

The 9-year-old sang the 2015 track with Clarkson after the proud mom shared that she had "killed it in soundcheck!”

Before she left the stage, the mom of two told her daughter: “You look gorgeous. You did amazing. I love you. I’ll see you in a little bit.”

Kingston Rossdale - Gwen Stefani & Gavin Rossdale

With not one, but two performers as parents (and another one for his "bonus dad"), it's no surprise that Kingston Rossdale is stage-ready. In August 2023, Gwen Stefani and Gavin Rossdale’s eldest son showed off his skills during a surprise performance at stepdad Blake Shelton’s bar and live music venue, Ole Red in Tishomingo, Oklahoma.

In a video shared to TikTok, the teen was seen taking the stage and confidently chatting with the audience before showcasing his voice.

Blue Ivy - Beyoncé & Jay-Z

As the eldest child of Beyoncé and Jay-Z, Blue Ivy Carter was destined to be a great performer. In fact, Blue became a Grammy winner at just 9 years old when she and her mom took home the award for best music video for Beyoncé's "Brown Skin Girl" video.

In 2023, Bey's firstborn joined her famous mom on stage in Dubai for a duet of the song.

Most recently, Blue has appeared as one of her mom's backup dancers at several tour stops of the Renaissance World Tour.

Violet Grohl - Dave Grohl

Dave Grohl’s eldest daughter, Violet, has performed alongside her rock star dad on numerous occasions. During the Foo Fighters' set at the Glastonbury Festival in 2023, the teen joined the band on stage for a rendition of the song "Show Me How."

“My favorite singer in the world," Grohl said as his daughter joined him on stage. "This is a song I wrote for my mother, Violet’s grandmother. This is ‘Show Me How.' "

“That’s my girl!” he yelled as the as the song came to an end.

Violet was no stranger to taking the stage with her dad, having done so earlier this summer and various times over the years. In 2021, she joined the band during their Lollapalooza set in Chicago to perform a cover of "Nausea" by the band X, which the father-daughter duo recorded together prior to the performance.

Dave told Jimmy Kimmel that it was the first time the two had "recorded together, just the two of us." He added, "I'm so proud of it because I love her very much and she's an amazing singer, but it kind of follows this lineage and family history from this guy in Switzerland to now my daughter, Violet. It's this Bonebrake family tree that means a lot to me." (Dave had previously discovered that he was distantly related to X drummer DJ Bonebrake.)

Violet teamed up with her dad in 2021 as part of "The Hanukkah Sessions" for a performance of Amy Winehouse's 2003 track "Take the Box" and in 2018, the two covered Adele's "When We Were Young" at a benefit concert.

Willow Sage Hart - Pink

Before even hitting double digits, Pink’s daughter, Willow, joined her mom on stage at the 2021 Billboard Music Awards. And she didn't just grab a mic: The then-9-year-old hung from the ceiling alongside Pink for a corde lisse performance to their duet "Cover Me in Sunshine."

Two years later, Willow joined her mom for a performance of their duet during the first night of Pink's Summer Carnival 2023 Tour.

Proud dad Carey Hart shared a tribute to the moment on Instagram writing, "So proud of Willz to get up on stage w/ mama @pink !!!!! Must be a surreal moment for mama to have w/ her lil girl on stage 😢.”

Emme Maribel Muñiz - Jennifer Lopez & Marc Anthony

Jennifer Lopez had a very special guest for her Super Bowl halftime performance in 2020. In addition to sharing the stage with Shakira, JLo was joined by her then-11-year-old, Emme, who sang a rendition of "Let's Get Loud" before singing a few lines from Bruce Springsteen's "Born In the U.S.A."

In 2023, Lopez shared some throwback footage of the performance to her Instagram Story along with the message "My lil' coconut gave me all the energy I needed to go out there ... "

The proud mom had previously shared that Emme has the "performance gene."

Alexa Ray Joel - Billy Joel

As the daughter of the "Piano Man" himself (mom is model Christie Brinkley), Alexa Ray Joel started composing her own music from a very young age.

"I grew up listening to my dad write songs at the piano for hours," she told Chorus and Verse in 2006, adding, "I definitely believe that music is something that is in my blood, something that I was born to do."

She released her first EP in 2006 and in 2021, when she released the pop ballad "Seven Years," she told PEOPLE that her dad shared his support for the song as soon as it was released.

"He's pretty low-key, but he was like, 'Honey, this is great!' So enthusiastic,” she said.

When talking about her songwriting process, Alexa Ray says she learned a thing or two from her dad.

"I write music in the same way [my dad] does: melody first, and lyrics second," she told Chorus and Verse. Over the years, Alexa Ray has appeared in several of her dad's music videos including "The River of Dreams" and "A Matter of Trust” and has joined him onstage on numerous occasions.

Gracie, Audrey and Maggie McGraw - Tim McGraw & Faith Hill

Tim McGraw and Faith Hill’s eldest daughter, Gracie, has followed in her parents’ footsteps as a performer. While she also acts, Gracie has shared videos of her impressive singing voice online with clips of her performing on stage (and with her dad in the car!). In 2015, she even joined dad on stage Nashville's Bridgestone Arena.

Gracie isn't the only one who has been bitten by the music bug. The couple’s youngest, Audrey, has also shown off her pipes online, sharing videos from behind the piano to Instagram. In August 2023, she shared a clip singing Tammy Wynette’s “Stand by Your Man."

Their middle daughter, Maggie, has also performed as part of the band Sister Supply, which was formed during her time at Stanford University, per Access Hollywood.

Apple & Moses Martin - Chris Martin & Gwyneth Paltrow

Both Apple and Moses Martin (the children of Gwyneth Paltrow and Coldplay frontman Chris Martin) have taken the stage with their famous father. In 2016 they joined dad to perform at a Boys & Girls Club fundraiser in Malibu. Apple performed Ariana Grande's "Just a Little Bit of Your Heart" while Moses opted for Twenty One Pilots' "House of Gold."

Both kids were also featured on Coldplay's Music of Spheres album, with Moses snagging a performer credit for his vocal contribution to the chorus of the song "Humankind" and Apple a co-songwriting credit for the song "Let Somebody Go."

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