Keanu Reeves is seen for first time since his LA home was 'burglarized by masked intruders' as he visits Toronto on tour with his band Dogstar

Keanu Reeves was seen for the first time since his Los Angeles home was 'burglarized' by masked intruders last week.

On Sunday, Reeves was photographed in his hometown of Toronto, Canada with his rock band Dogstar after performing a gig in the city the previous night.

The bassist was seen standing around their tour bus while carrying a guitar case and a backpack over his shoulder.

Reeves was bundled up with a black corduroy jacket, a scarf and dark denim jeans. 

Just three days before taking the stage, TMZ reported that Reeves' house was hit by thieves wearing ski masks.

Reeves was not home at the time when multiple masked men broke into his home, stole a firearm and fled the scene before police arrived.

At approximately 7:00 pm, an anonymous tip about a possible intruder at Reeves' residence - which was previously targeted in 2014 - prompted the LAPD to respond, resulting in an investigation, per the outlet.

Despite a thorough search by officers, no signs of trespassers were discovered.

However, at around 1:00 am, police received a report of an activated alarm at the premises. This time, security cameras captured individuals wearing ski masks breaking through a window and entering the house.

The robbers stole one firearm before making a swift getaway, according to the news source.

Investigators are currently reviewing footage from both Reeves' home and the surrounding neighborhood in search of additional clues.

A source told the outlet that the police are 'specifically looking into is whether the first call to cops was made by someone scoping the house'.

Reeves has been through similar instances before, which included two back-to-back break-ins back in 2014, including one instance where he came face-to-face with a female intruder who broke into his house in the middle of the night, according to the Toronto Sun.

When confronted by the star, the women told him she had come to meet him. After calmly reacting to the situation, he called police and officers took her into custody  for a psychiatric evaluation.

Three days later in 2014, Reeves contacted police when he found a naked woman swimming in his pool. He was later granted a restraining order to keep her away from him and his property. 

More recently, a judge granted the  A-list celebrity  a restraining order earlier this year against an alleged stalker he was accused of trespassing on to his property.

According to legal documents, Reeves' attorney submitted home security photos to the court showing Bryan Keith Dixon, 38, on his yard.

He said security informed him that this happened three times in November, 2022 and then again in January 2023 - for a total of six times, ABC7 Chicago reported.

In one instance, Reeves claims Dixon slept in the backyard of his home, and in another he left a backpack with a DNA testing kit.

After their show in Toronto on Saturday, Dogstar headed back to the U.S. ahead of their show in Brooklyn, New York on Monday, December 11. 

The band, which also consists of Bret Domrose (lead vocals, guitar) and Robert Mailhouse (drums, vocals), will continue on their tour through the rest of December and into the summer of 2024.

Reeves reunited with Dogstar in May to perform their first show in over two decades at the 2023 BottleRock Napa Valley music festival.

The band formed in 1991 and released two studio albums and an EP before splitting up in 2002.

Fiver months after reuniting for those initial shows, Dogstar released their third album - Somewhere Between The Power Lines And Palm Trees - this past October, which includes the first single Everything Turns Around.