Jennifer Lopez made a splash at the Sundance Film Festival this past weekend, taking attendees by surprise with an impromptu performance at TAO Park City. Arriving in Park City, Utah, in anticipation of the world premiere of Bill Condon’s “Kiss of the Spiderwoman,” which she had selected for the festival, Lopez showcased her multifaceted talents beyond her film commitments.

On Saturday night, the Casamigos-fueled pop-up at TAO became the center of attention as Lopez joined DJ Chase B in the booth, electrifying the crowd with her unexpected appearance. Sources reported that Lopez, who was in high spirits, mingled with friends, including Tatu, her co-star from “Kiss of the Spiderwoman,” and Jerel Jerome from “Unstoppable,” as Chase B spun some of her biggest hits, including “Jenny From the Block” and “Get Right.”

The highlight of the evening came when Lopez took the stage for a ten-minute set, captivating the audience with a rendition of her song “All I Have.” This surprise performance was the grand finale of a two-night celebrity-filled event that kicked off with a DJ set by Lil JN on Friday and featured appearances by various stars, including Post Malone, John Hamm, and members of the “Real Housewives of Salt Lake City.”

Following her memorable night at TAO, Lopez was set to attend the international premiere of “Kiss of the Spiderwoman.” This reimagined interpretation of the original 1985 film and the 1993 Broadway musical starring Chita Rivera tells the story of Valentine, a political prisoner portrayed by Diego Luna, who shares a close bond with Molina, a window dresser played by Tatu. Set against the backdrop of Argentina’s Dirty War in the 1980s, the film delves into the complexities of their relationship as Molina recounts tales of a Hollywood musical featuring Lopez as his favorite star.

With her surprise performance at TAO and the anticipation surrounding her film premiere, Jennifer Lopez undoubtedly left a lasting impression on the Sundance Film Festival, engaging festival-goers and reaffirming her status as a multifaceted entertainer.