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Tom Cruise was joined by fellow Rock of Ages cast members on the red carpet at London’s Leicester Square.

Julianne Hough, Russell Brand, Paul Giamatti and Mary J Blige were on hand for the premiere of the adaptation of Chris D’Arienzo’s 2006 jukebox musical.

Hough plays a small-town twentysomething singer, fresh off the bus in Los Angeles and walking the Sunset Strip seeking stardom as a singer.

Along the road, she meets a budding rock god (played by Diego Boneta), a desperate club owner (Alec Baldwin), a superstar (Cruise) and a strip-club owner (Mary J. Blige).

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