NEWSMick Jagger Busts a Move While Out Clubbing Just Weeks After Celebrating 83rd Birthday: Watch
Mick Jagger turned 83 on July 26.
Aug. 10 2026, Updated 5:13 p.m. ET
Mick Jagger is still rocking and rolling at the age of 83!
The iconic British rock star posted a video of himself on Sunday, August 9, where he danced excitedly at a club just two weeks after he celebrated his 83rd birthday.
Mick Jagger Danced the Night Away in His New Post
Mick Jagger let loose in a new Instagram video while partying at a club.
"Enjoying the summer, hope you are too," the Rolling Stones lead captioned the Instagram clip.
Jagger — who turned 83 on July 26 — waved his arms around wildly as the neon lights in the club flashed around him. A shiny disco ball stood above him as he let loose.
Mick Jagger danced alongside other clubgoers at the venue.
Other partygoers danced around him as he cut a rug and enjoyed the evening. Fans were impressed by Jagger's ability to move so freely as an octogenarian.
"Mick has more energy at 83 than i do at 30," one user joked in the comments section, with another interjecting: "Life's too short for just making money... enjoy your summer Mick!"
Fans Joked the Rock Star Had the 'Moves Like Jagger'
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The rock star was praised by fans for being able to move his body so easily at the age of 83.
"Moves like Jagger," one user quipped, referencing Christina Aguilera and Maroon 5's hit 2010 song of the same name.
"We love you Mick. Keep on dancing," one wrote alongside fire emojis. "That is just so cool. Never too old to party," another person chimed in.
Mick Jagger Said 'There's Nothing Good' About Aging
Mick Jagger said he 'forgot all my wisdom' as he grew older.
Last month, the "Brown Sugar" crooner opened up about aging in a candid chat with The New York Times' podcast "The Interview."
“There’s nothing good about it,” he joked. “You don’t get wisdom. You forget everything. Forgot all my wisdom. I might have had a couple of pearls, but I think I’ve probably forgotten what they are. So, no, it’s not particularly pleasant.”
When he was asked about the bodily strain getting older has on his body, he said: “You can’t do things as quickly as you want to and all that sort of thing."
Mick Jagger previously said he'd love to go on a world tour once again.
"Physically, you can’t do things that you would like to do. You have to be more careful. You can still do them, but you have to be a bit more careful when you do them," Jagger went on.
Despite his age, the pop culture icon also said that performing during his concerts brings him “a lot of joy," as well as “a huge adrenaline buzz.”
“My job in the live music world is for those people that come to have the best time they possibly can,” he told The New York Times.
When asked if he would go on another world tour with the Rolling Stones, Jagger said he was all for it. "I hope so. I’m up for doing it," he stated.
