Rod Stewart

Rod Stewart's Heart Had Enough; US Tour Cut Short by Coronary Conundrum!

Rod Stewart finds himself in recovery mode after a coronary procedure, necessitating the annulment of his remaining US tour dates. Rushed to the hospital for an emergency, the 81-year-old singer now faces a four-week respite. This hiatus interrupts his schedule, which included Las Vegas performances among others.

He expresses gratitude towards medical staff and conveys his apologies to fans, while assuring them of his eagerness to return. Stewart's tour, initially troubled by respiratory issues, hit another bump with this unexpected health challenge.

Rod Stewart Hits High Note with $1.7M for TeachRock, Sings with Van Zandt

Rod Stewart raises $1.7 million for Stevie Van Zandt's TeachRock at a star-studded Southampton fundraiser, sharing the stage with Van Zandt for renditions of Sam Cooke’s “Having a Party” and The Faces’ “Stay With Me.”

TeachRock, empowering teachers with music-based curriculum, touches over a million students nationwide.

The event, featuring exquisite dining and exclusive auction items, brings together notable figures in support of arts education.

Rod Stewart, 80, croons through nostalgia and rain at Glastonbury in Celtic green

Rod Stewart, 80, steps onto the Glastonbury stage in a Celtic shirt, playing to a crowd already half-seduced by nostalgia and rain. He brings with him a parade of music legends, each appearance functioning more like a wink to memory than a claim to current relevance.

Between tracks, he dedicates a song to yet another icon, folding tribute into performance with the air of someone who’s danced this circuit before. “Music brings us together,” he tells the soaked audience, as though that line hadn't already been printed on at least seven T-shirts.

Rod Stewart Skips the Trump Chorus, Cites Misogyny Over “Man’s Man” Charms

Rod Stewart, a onetime Mar-a-Lago neighbor of Donald Trump, admits he once found the former president's "man's man" bravado mildly appealing. But for Stewart, the bromance fades on the subject of misogyny.

With a casual candor that sidesteps needless nostalgia, he states Trump “didn’t, as far as I’m concerned, treat women very well,” drawing a clean line between charisma and character flaws. No love lost, no choruses sung.