Anthony Albanese stole the show at an Indie rock concert while drinking a beer and having the time (and the money) of his life.

The Australian Prime Minister was in the front row in the gallery of the Enmore Theatre in Sydney for the Gang of Youths concert on Monday night.

After being spotted by fans in the stalls below, Mr Albanese was able to drink the rest of the beer he had consumed before presenting the empty bottle to the crowd.

His efforts were met with booming cheers from the adoring auditorium.

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese (pictured) sent an audience into raptures after downing a beer when he was spotted sitting in the crowd at the Gang of Youths concert in Sydney

Quietly enjoying @gangofyouths with the Prime Minister at the @Enmore_Theatre @AlboMP pic.twitter.com/iikYv7vBwc

- Rhanna Collins (@rhanna_collins) August 22 2022

Labor leader was front row at the Enmore Theatre in Sydney for the Gang of Youths concert on Monday night

Many people compared Mr Albanese's drinking habits with those of Bob Hawke, an ex-larrikin Australian premier.

One person wrote, "I don't believe I've ever seen a group theatre-goers move to the bleachers and cheer for the former Prime Minister."

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It's unclear if Mr. Albanese was personally invited by the band but He is known to frequently attend music festivals and is a close friend of numerous artists from the area including Sticky Fingers.

Enmore Theatre is located in Mr Albanese's electorate of Grayndler. He is also well-known for his love of indie rock, once guest programming long-running ABC music video program, Rage.

Gang of Youths are an alternative band hailing from Sydney with Christian rock themes stemming from the religious upbringing of the lead singer, Dave Le'aupepe (pictured)

Gang of Youths is an alternative band from Sydney that utilizes Christian rock themes based on the religious background of lead vocalist Dave Le'aupepe.

The band released their debut album in 2015 and has since followed it with an EP and second album, which reached number one on the Australian charts.

The response to the presence of the PM was in stark contrast to Scott Morrison's reaction to footy games where he was often heckled by his peers Cronulla Sharks fans.

Former Prime Minister Bob Hawke (pictured) sculls a beer on the second day of the Fifth Test match in the 2017/18 Ashes Series between Australia and England at Sydney Cricket Ground in 2018

Twitter users shared the video of Mr Albanese's drunkenness and compared him to Bob Hawke, the Australian leader of Australia.
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