Alicia Keys stopped at New York City’s Madison Square Garden last night (March 17) during her “Freedom Tour” and gave her hometown fans a special treat with surprise performances from Beyoncé, Jay-Z and Swizz Beatz.

Keys first performed new and old tracks like “Love Is Blind,” “If I Can’t Have You” and a stunning duet with former back-up singer Jermaine Paul — who also served as an opening act along with Melanie Fiona and Robin Thicke — for “Diary.” But it was when the drums to her single “Put It In A Love Song” blared through the speakers that the crowd got most fired up. After performing her verse Keys introduced Beyoncé, who descended from the top of a staircase located towards the back of the stage and joined Keys for the remainder of the song. Ending in a dance routine, the performance marked the first time the two artists ever shared a stage.

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We can hardly wait to pick up Lady Gaga’s “Telephone” and talk when it premieres Thursday (March 11). We’re sure there will be lots to gab about — after all, it’s a nine-minute video co-starring Beyonce.

The video reportedly contains Quentin Tarantino-esque violence, starting off with Gaga in jail for poisoning her boyfriend, played by “True Blood’s” Alexander Skarsgard. Beyonce will play Gaga’s friend there to hold her hand during the ordeal … and, we hear, possibly rescue her at the end.

This will mark the second time the pop divas have collaborated. Gaga came onboard in a toned-down version of her usual self for Beyonce’s “Video Phone.” Now it’s Beyonce’s turn to join Gaga’s crazy world for another phone-themed track on “The Fame Monster.”