Keanu Reeves was everywhere at the Bottle Rock Music Festival

While waiting for the crowd, various methods of tuning mics and equipment came out. Every time someone new showed up, the crowds cheered — just in case it wasn’t a chance that it was Reeves.

When the “Bill & Ted” actor finally took the stage, he could do no wrong. Each song break is punctuated with the phrase “We love you, Keanu!” from a member of the audience. If he looked up at the sound of his bass, the screams began again.

Reeves played bassist, barely speaking during Dogstar’s one-hour set, and gave up the mic to lead singer Brett Domrose, a petite actor and composer. Dogstar’s drummer, Robert Milhouse, is also an actor and has had roles on shows like “Seinfeld” and “NCIS.”

“Thank you for coming to the Verizon Playhouse. We hoped we didn’t see so much grass,” Dumbrose said about halfway through the show.

Has he forgotten how popular his bandmate is?

After his set, Dogstar joined celebrity chef Roy Choi at the Williams-Sonoma Culinary Theater to make kimchi fried rice and Korean barbecue burritos. BottleRock’s cooking “demos” are often skimpy and obligatory, and Reeves seemed to have little interest in the cooking process.

That was until regular cook George Keitel suddenly showed up to help throw burritos into the crowd. Upon meeting Reeves, Kittle dodges a bullet, similar to Neo in “The Matrix”. In returning the favor, he imitated Reeves making an over-the-shoulder grab and hitting the football, similar to Kettle at any number of Niners highlights.

However, like John Wick at Grand Central StationKeanu Reeves is gone.