Sheryl Crow, 61, shows off ageless figure on very rare outing with sons Wyatt, 16, and Levi, 13, who

SHERYL Crow has been spotted on a rare public outing with her sons Wyatt, 16, and Levi, 13.

The singer has been inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame and attended a special ceremony in her honor at Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York.

Sheryl, 61, showed off her ageless figure and wore a stunning asymmetrical black dress.

She appeared to be the proudest mom in the photos and had a smile from ear to ear.

The singer had both of her arms around her teen sons' shoulders who joined her on the red carpet for the exciting occasion.

Wyatt and Levi both looked so grown up and wore classic black tuxes.

PROUD MOM

Previously, Sheryl bragged about her sons' talent to PEOPLE.

She said: "I don't know that either one of them really wants to do that, but they're both musical, and I'm one of those obnoxious parents who's like, 'You have to take piano. Do not argue with me about it.'"

Sheryl confessed: "But my 15-year-old, he's got a great ear and can play really well."

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"I think he will always tinker, but he wants to be a marine biologist, so I don't know how to compete with that because it's such an — I don't even know what they do," she said about Wyatt.

She concluded: "I'm happy for him to go save the reefs. That's what he wants to do."

ICONS

Sheryl was inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame alongside several other music icons.

The class of 2023 includes Kate Bush, Missy Elliott, Willie Nelson, and a variety of other hitmakers.

Following the foundation's announcement, this year's inductees took to social media to react to the news.

In a statement, Kate Bush said: "I have to admit I’m completely shocked at the news of being inducted into the Hall of Fame.

"It’s something I just never thought would happen. Thank you so much to everyone who voted for me. It means a great deal that you would think of me."

Missy Elliott told her followers: "I want to say this is huge, not for just me, but all my sisters in hip-hop. This door is now open to showcase the hard work that many of us women contribute to music.

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