Alicia Keys stands out in a bright yellow ensemble at Kanye West's Donda 2 listening event in Miami

Alicia Keys was unmissable in a vibrant yellow outfit as she became one of the first arrivals at a highly anticipated listening event on Tuesday for Kanye West's upcoming album Donda 2.

The 41-year-old singer–songwriter was spotted stepping out of her SUV at Miami's LoanDepot Park stadium, where West was set to debut the album.

The 44-year-old rapper's latest musical premiere comes amid his ongoing feuds with his estranged wife Kim Kardashian, 41, and her comedian boyfriend Pete Davidson, 28, which he has carried out publicly on social media.

All eyes on her: Alicia Keys, 41, stood out in a vibrant yellow ensemble as she arrived at Kanye West's Donda 2 listening event at LoanDepot Park stadium in Miami on Tuesday

Alicia was unmissable in her busty neon yellow crop top, which featured a strap across her toned midriff.

She matched the top with a set of high-waisted figure-hugging yellow pants, and she elevated her 5ft6in stature with yellow pumps. 

The hitmaker completed her ensemble with a long yellow hooded raincoat.

She kept her hair more casual, tying her dark tresses into a bun while she covered up with chunk dark sunglasses and wore gold hoop earrings. 

Alicia is expected to be one of the guest performers at Kanye's event along with Fivio Foreign, according to XXL.

Both West and Keys appeared on Fivio Foreign's recently released single City of Gods, which may be performed at the show.

Staying on theme: Alicia wore a busty neon yellow crop top with high-waisted figure-hugging pants and yellow pumps

Great mood: The singer and pianist beamed as she exited her SUV. She had her dark hair tied back in a bun and wore chunky sunglasses with gold hoop earrings

Just as he did with his previous listening events for Donda, Kanye is allowing fans at home the chance to livestream the performance.

Viewers can watch the show on the website for the rapper's Stem Player, a device he's selling that is supposed to allow users to break down songs into individual snippets and instrumental or vocal parts that can then be remixed.

West has previously eschewed several streaming services with the release of his album The Life Of Pablo, which initially was only available on Tidal and via a downloadable version from his website.

However, he eventually relented, and the album was made available to stream or purchase on most major services.

The show was set to begin at 9 p.m. ET/6 p.m. PT, but as with nearly any performance involving West, the show hadn't started by then.

Viewers who visited the website were initially shown a swirling circle of colors that pulsate to a heartbeat sound. 

At home: Just as he did with his previous listening events for Donda, Kanye is allowing fans at home the chance to livestream the performance on his Stem Player website; LoanDepot Park pictured

From afar: Viewers who visited the website were initially shown a swirling circle of colors that pulsate to a heartbeat sound, but viewers could also watch a livestream in IMAX theaters

Pricy: Kanye previously tweeted that his new album Donda 2 would only be available to stream on his Stem Player, which costs about $230 on his website once tax and shipping costs are added in

Change of heart: He previously only released his album The Life Of Pablo on Tidal, but later relented and sold or streamed it on most major platforms

Fans looking for a higher-quality version of the performance could view the livestream in IMAX theaters across the country, though it's unclear how the delay in the show's start affected those screenings. 

The hitmaker previously livestreamed his Free Larry Hoover benefit concert, which saw him ending his feud with his co-headliner Drake, on Amazon Prime.

Kanye previously tweeted that his new album Donda 2 would only be available to stream on his Stem Player, which costs about $230 on his website once tax and shipping costs are added in.

The players are supposed to come preloaded with Donda 2, and users will be able to break down the songs into 'stems.' 

After Kanye announced that the album would only be available on Stem Players, he claimed to have sold more than 6,200 of the musical device, which amounted to more than $1.2 million in sales.   

Making bank: After Kanye announced that the album would only be available on Stem Players, he claimed to have sold more than 6,200 of the musical device, which amounted to more than $1.2 million in sales

Fiery: Previous listening events for West's last album, titled Donda after his late mother's first name, featured a replica of the rapper's childhood home, which was set ablaze during the performance

Back for more? The current set appears to feature another replica of his old home, but this one appeared to be blackened from fire, though it's unclear if it is the same structure that was previously used

Although Kanye explained that he was able to make much more money by keeping sales of his album through his own player, most of his audience may be unwilling to spend more than $200 dollars for a device to legally listen to his album.

The rapper and producer may also relent in the future and make the album more widely available, as he did with The Life Of Palbo. 

Earlier on Tuesday, The Daily Beast noted that many of the Monster rapper's fans were upset after the album failed to drop at midnight, as it was set to be released on Tuesday.

However, he may have always intended to wait to release the album until after the live performance. 

Tickets to the in-person listening event were available starting at $85, and the stadium appeared to be packed after doors opened.

Previous listening events for West's last album, titled Donda after his late mother's first name, featured a replica of the rapper's childhood home, which was set ablaze during the performance. 

Making a buck: As with his previous listening events and Sunday Service performances, Kanye appeared to be selling pricy merchandise to his most loyal fans

Merch table: The show at in Miami featured several charcoal hoodies and shirts, including items from his ongoing collaboration between his Yeezy brand and Gap

Upscale: Last month, the rapper announced a new Gap collaboration incorporating the luxury brand Balenciaga, though it wasn't clear if any of the Balenciaga-designed items were being sold

In his feelings: Last week, Kanye wrote that it was 'bittersweet' to see billboards in Times Square featuring his ex posing in Balenciaga ensembles

West himself was lit on fire after recreating his wedding to Kim Kardashian.

The current set appears to feature another replica of his old home, but this one appeared to be blackened from fire, though it's unclear if it is the same structure that was previously set on fire or a newly created building.   

As with his previous listening events and Sunday Service performances, Kanye appeared to be selling pricy merchandise to his most loyal fans.

The show at in Miami featured several charcoal hoodies and shirts, including items from his ongoing collaboration between his Yeezy brand and Gap.

Last month, the rapper announced a new Gap collaboration incorporating the luxury brand Balenciaga, which he and his estranged wife Kim Kardashian have been closely associated with since last year, though it wasn't clear if any of the Balenciaga-designed items were being sold at the show.

Last week, Kanye wrote that it was 'bittersweet' to see billboards in Times Square featuring his ex posing in Balenciaga ensembles.

He added that it was 'awesome' and wished for 'all positive energy,' but he notably didn't clarify if his statement was intended as an olive branch to Kim, or if he was merely wishing the best for the brand he had a business arrangement with.

Confusing: He added that it was 'awesome' and wished for 'all positive energy,' but he notably didn't clarify if his statement was intended as an olive branch to Kim, or if he was wishing the best for the brand

Taking his time: The show was packed hours before it was set to begin at 9 p.m ET/6 p.m. ET, but the show was delayed