Rod Stewart

Singer Rod Stewart has serenaded Melbourne by playing the first of two concerts in Rod Laver Arena. Titled 'The Hits' – the knighted rock star was joined by ...

The Maggie May rocker left fans mesmerised with many claiming he could still prance about the stage 'like a 20 year old' as some joked not to risk ripping a ...

We'll all be dancing under the stars." Rod's Edinburgh Castle gig will be the first he's played there in 13 years. Another wrote: "I saw you in Perth (for the second time) and you certainly know how to put on a show! Thank you for a great concert." They said: "Awesome. You were my first concert. [Rod Stewart's son Sean ties the knot in 'surprise' Las Vegas ceremony](https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/entertainment/rod-stewarts-son-sean-ties-29271422) [Rod Stewart shares picture of himself with leopard print foils in hair](https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/entertainment/sir-rod-stewart-shares-picture-29275131) [Rod Stewart's debut audition tape which helped him secure record deal up for auction](https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/entertainment/rod-stewarts-debut-audition-tape-29228112) [Rod Stewart dons tartan blazer and Glengarry as he wishes fellow Scots a happy Burns Night](https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/entertainment/rod-stewart-dons-tartan-blazer-29051579) [Rod Stewart's shares sweet kilt-clad throwback snap from Hampden gig](https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/entertainment/celebrity/sir-rod-stewarts-son-shares-28795699) [here](https://data.reachplc.com/222842109680859). [Maggie May singer](https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/entertainment/celebrity/rod-stewart-wife-penny-use-29387035) can still prance about the stage "like a 20 year old" with some even joking they hoped he doesn't "break a leg" with five tour dates still to go. [social media](https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/entertainment/celebrity/lewis-capaldis-hilarious-response-new-29421389) as he kicked the show off on Saturday in Perth. [Rod Stewart](https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/entertainment/celebrity/kind-hearted-sir-rod-stewart-29401739) kicked off his Australian tour with a bang over the weekend as he delighted crowds with his energetic dancing which sent fans into a frenzy. The British rocker commanded the stage during the opening night of his latest tour across Australia, and shared a snippet of what he is getting up to with his loyal fleet of followers on

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"He was in sparkling form last night, putting on a fabulous show and I had the pleasure of catching up with the great man, both backstage and on stage in his inner sanctum," Wilkins said. While giving Wilkins a tour of the stage set up, Stewart revealed a reason behind his success is how tight-knit he and his band are. Nine entertainment editor Richard Wilkins had the privilege of seeing his friend and talented performer in Melbourne last night and he told Today the show did not disappoint.

Rod Stewart is unbelievably good at age 78. It seemed the most asked question leading into the tour was 'can he still sing'?. The answer is 'fuck yeah'.

Very good tickets for the A Day On The Green shows at Mt Duneed and Mount Cotton are still available. It was the two Ronnies (Lane and Wood), Ian McLagan and Kenney Jones. Rod recorded his version of it on 1998’s ‘When We Were The New Boys’ as a tribute to the then recently deceased Ronnie Lane (1946-1997). If you are old enough to remember The Faces, (Rod’s band of the early 70s), you will remember how sloppy they were. Jon Stevens opened the show sandwiching his INXS era between his Noiseworks classics. We are transported back to 1973 for a tribute to the Faces with ‘Ooh La La’, sung by Ron Wood on the original song. There was the serious moment. And then when we got a couple of girls in there, we couldn’t stop fucking giggling. Whatever was happening in the world was left outside to deal with later. This audience was in for a good time. It felt good to be in the room. Rod Stewart is unbelievably good at age 78.

Rod Stewart is officially in Australia and is ready to perform around the country! The Do You Think I'm Sexy singer has managed to snag Cyndi Lauper as the ...

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As he throws up his arms and leaves the stage for a final time, there is the sense that, while Stewart might have inspired a lot of different feelings tonight, disappointment was never on the cards. When he introduces I’d Rather Go Blind as a song he and Ron Wood nailed “in two takes”, the tempo slows, the band chill out, he takes the space he needs to be the blues belter he is, and he sounds eerily like he did when he recorded it 50 years ago. After Lauper closes her set with an emotive True Colours and half an hour of house music that seemed to be the Spotify playlist '80s Hits', the lights are cut, and the arena is filled with the nasal whine of bagpipes. It’s a decision that sometimes leaves him cutting the end off words to allow a breath between lyrics or pulling the mic away to allow the other vocalists to carry the song. Her anthem is illustrated by photos of women at various protests holding up signs that add “-damental rights” to the song’s title in a sequence that is surprisingly powerful. “I liked to laugh then, and I still do.” After his disco classic gets an extended breakdown, he and the band leave the stage, returning minutes later for a version of Sailing that sees a forest of phone torches waving across the arena. Stewart, now in his seventh decade of touring, embraces the concept of geriatric sex appeal so fully it feels cheesy and transgressive at the same time. When you’ve got songs as infectiously fun as The Goonies (Are Good Enough for Me) and as inarguably spectacular as Time After Time (“a song I first played to you on Molly Meldrum’s show,”), it’s hard not to feel as though its advice she has lived. When Stewart returns to the stage in a blousy zebra print shirt with artfully paint-spattered jeans to croon his way through The First Cut is the Deepest, it feels laughter and reverence are equally appropriate responses. “We’re going to have a fucking good time tonight,” he promises. She writhes on the floor, climbs a speaker stack and inhabits a song about contemplating madness with her particular sense of commitment. Girls Want to Have Fun is introduced with Lauper lamenting the loss of civil rights in her home country.