Sally Wood, 46, exudes sophistication in floral dress as she joins husband Ronnie, 76, at star-studded Rise Up for the Roundhouse fundraising gala

Ronnie Wood met his stunning wife Sally on Wednesday evening as they attended the Rise Up For The Roundhouse fundraising gala.

The Rolling Stones star, 76, and the theater producer, 46, were both dressed to the nines for the prestigious charity event.

Sally put on a typically glamorous show in a brightly colored floral dress, featuring voluminous sleeves and a ruffled skirt.

She boosted her height with a pair of metallic gold high heels, which she matched with her heart pendant necklace.

While Ronnie opted for an edgy all-black ensemble, sporting an eye-catching skirt decorated with rockstar silhouettes.

The guitarist layered a sleek black blazer over the top and added dark pants and shiny leather boots.

The couple posed with fellow guitarist and musician Gary Kemp, who chairs this year’s Roundhouse Gala committee.

The Spandau Ballet singer, 64, cut a dapper figure in a dark suit, teamed with a white T-shirt and matching trainers.

He was joined by his wife, Lauren Barber, who dazzled in a beaded black mini dress featuring a cutout front secured with white bows.

Music legend and Pink Floyd drummer Nick Mason, 80, was also at the event with his wife Annette.

Renowned performance artist Marina Abramovic looked elegant in a black satin shirt and fitted coat, while adding a pop of color with a classic red lip.

The biennial Roundhouse Gala aims to raise more than £1 million to help young people access arts training.

The event includes a reception and dinner with a silent and live auction, as well as performances from stars like Simon Le Bon and Mel C.

Ronnie’s appearance at the event is coming after the Rolling Stones sent fans into a frenzy after announcing a 2024 North America tour.

The legendary rock band appear to be keeping their word after guitarist Keith Richards said he would keep making music “until he gives up”.

The iconic tour kicks off April 28 in Houston, Texas at NRG Stadium, marking the 60th anniversary of the Stones’ first U.S. tour in 1964 – and concludes July 17 at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, California.

The band will play in 16 cities across the United States and Canada, including Los Angeles, Chicago, Orlando, Atlanta and more.

Due to high demand, they have announced additional dates in Los Angeles, Chicago and East Rutherford – after releasing their 24th studio album in October to huge success.

Hackney Diamonds went straight to number one – the 11th time the group has achieved this feat.

It was quickly ranked as the fifth best-selling album of the year and the third most-streamed album on Apple Music.

Six tracks from the new album – Angry, Sweet Sounds of Heaven, Get Close, Bite My Head Off, Dedependent on You and Mess it Up – were in this week’s midweek singles top 100.