Meghan Markle has entered her “concert era” — and oh, how sweet it is.
The Duchess of Sussex shared photos on Instagram Wednesday after attending a James Taylor concert in Santa Barbara, Calif., with Prince Harry.
In the first snap, Markle leaned over and smiled as the legendary musician signed copies of his pop-up book, “Sweet Baby James.”
In a second shot, the mom of two linked arms with her husband and the Grammy winner for a group photo.
Another picture showed Taylor, 77, performing onstage during the show at the Santa Barbara Bowl, while a fourth photo showed the Duke of Sussex posing next to the singer.
“In my concert era ❤️🎶,” the As Ever founder captioned the post, adding, “Thanks James!”
The “With Love, Meghan” star, 43, was dressed casually in a navy blue sweater, while Harry, 40, opted for a tweed jacket and gray beanie.
Taylor wore a simple blue short-sleeved shirt and a newsboy cap.
The musical outing came just days after the couple jammed out at Beyoncé’s “Cowboy Carter” show in Los Angeles Friday night.
The duo took turns wearing a cowboy hat inscribed with their kids Archie and Lili’s names and snuggled up for a little PDA during their date night at SoFi Stadium.
At one point, Harry leaned in to kiss his wife on the cheek as she cuddled with him during the concert.
A since-deleted TikTok clip also showed the Duke of Sussex bobbing his head to Beyoncé’s “Ya Ya.”
Markle wore a denim off-the-shoulder dress, while Harry matched her vibe in a rugged snap-button jacket with a black T-shirt.
“About last night…. Thank you @beyonce and team for an amazing concert (and a very fun date night)! All love,” she captioned her Instagram post on Saturday.
This isn’t the first Beyoncé show for the Sussexes, who married in 2018 and moved to Montecito, Calif., after retreating from their royal roles in 2020.
The pair was spotted attending Queen Bey’s “Renaissance” World Tour at SoFi Stadium in September 2023.
At the time, Harry was caught on camera dancing to the Grammy winner’s hit “Crazy in Love” while enjoying the performance from a private suite.
