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Rod Stewart will play the coveted “Legend” slot at the 2025 Glastonbury festival, joining an impressive roster of previous “legends” – from Paul McCartney and The Rolling Stones to James Brown and David Bowie – who performed at “tea time” on Sunday at the famed British music fest.

Rod Stewart has revealed his quest to ensure that his sons treat women better than he did in his younger years.

Glastonbury fans have been sharing their thoughts on Rod Stewart being announced for next year’s Legend Slot – check out a range of reactions below.This morning (November 26), organisers revealed that Stewart will perform on the Pyramid Stage at Worthy Farm on Sunday June 29. He is currently the only confirmed act for Glasto 2025.Stewart previously headlined Glastonbury back in 2002, alongside Coldplay and Stereophonics.In a statement, the singer-songwriter said he was “absolutely thrilled” to be returning to the festival. “After all these years, I’m proud and ready and more than able to take the stage again to pleasure and titillate my friends at Glastonbury in June.

Rock royalty Sir Rod Stewart has been confirmed for the Glastonbury legends slot in 2025.The 79-year-old is the first musical act to be confirmed for the 2025 festival at Worthy Farm, before it takes a fallow year in 2026. Sir Rod said on Instagram: “I’m absolutely thrilled to announce that I’ll be playing @glastofest 2025! After all these years, I’m proud and ready and more than able to take the stage again to pleasure and titillate my friends at Glastonbury in June. I’ll see you there!” Sir Rod headlined Glastonbury in 2002, performing on Sunday night to close out the festival.

Glastonbury has announced Rod Stewart for the festival’s coveted Legend Slot next year. Find all the details below.The singer-songwriter will perform on the Pyramid Stage at the Worthy Farm event on Sunday June 29.

Ellise Shafer Rod Stewart will be asking Glastonbury “Da Ya Think I’m Sexy?” come June. The 79-year-old singer will play the festival’s Sunday afternoon “legend slot,” it was revealed on Tuesday in Glastonbury’s first artist announcement for its 2025 edition. Stewart also posted on his social media in response to the news, writing that he is “absolutely thrilled.” “After all these years, I’m proud and ready and more than able to take the stage again to pleasure and titillate my friends at Glastonbury in June,” he wrote.

Glastonbury Festival has announced Sir Rod Stewart as its first act for 2025. He will appear on stage 23 years after his last appearance at the music festival.

Rock legend Rod Stewart is set to grace the Glastonbury stage in 2025, taking on the festival's prestigious legends slot, 23 years after his last performance there.

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Rod Stewart has announced that he is done with “large-scale world tours” when his current run of dates is complete.The music legend has a number of shows locked in for 2025, including North American tours in February/March, Las Vegas residencies in March and May/June, a European tour in April/May and another North American tour in July/August.Now, he has confirmed that these shows will be the final major arena shows of his career, writing on Instagram: “This will be the end of large-scale world tours for me, but I have no desire to retire.”A post shared by Sir Rod Stewart (@sirrodstewart)“I love what I do, and I do what I love,” he continued. “I’m fit, have a full head of hair, and can run 100 meters in 18 seconds at the jolly old age of 79.”“I’d like to move onto a Great American Songbook, Swing Fever tour the year after next – smaller venues and more intimacy.

Rod Stewart has a little more gas left in the tank.The Rock and Roll Hall of Famer just announced his farewell ‘One Last Time Tour’ that will send him to arenas, pavilions and amphitheaters all over North America from February through August 2025.That includes concerts at Atlantic City’s Hard Rock Hotel and Casino on Saturday, Feb. 22 and Saratoga Springs’ Saratoga Performing Arts Center on Tuesday, July 15.He’ll be joined by special guest Cheap Trick at most shows on the run.“Each show promises an unprecedented evening of iconic hits and a concert production befitting one of the era’s greatest live performers,” a press release reports.While we’re not sure exactly what those “iconic hits” will be, it’s likely Stewart will belt “Maggie May,” “Da Ya Think I’m Sexy,” “Young Turks,” “Forever Young” and “Stay With Me,” based on our findings at Set List FM.In addition to the tour, the former Faces lead singer also has a number of concerts at Las Vegas’ Caesars Palace lined up from March through June next year.Fans can purchase tickets for all upcoming Rod Stewart shows on sites like Vivid Seats; the official on-sale for the ‘One Last Time Tour’ is Friday, Nov.

Jeff Beck are set to go up for auction in January.The huge selection of axes owned by the former Yardbirds and Jeff Beck Group musician will be going under the hammer with the auction house Christie’s, it was announced on Friday (November 15).Beck died suddenly at the age of 78 in January 2023, after contracting bacterial meningitis. He replaced Eric Clapton in The Yardbirds in 1965, before forming his own group with Rod Stewart, Ronnie Wood and others, and going on to have a long and successful solo career.There will be a total of more than 130 items in the Jeff Beck collection, the auction for which will run from January 15 to 22.

Rod Stewart has threatened to sell his sports cars due to a long-running battle over potholes.The singer-songwriter said he “may have to find new owners” for his five sports cars due to the severity of potholes on the roads near his home in Harlow, Essex.Writing on his Instagram account, he said: “I am extremely fortunate and eternally grateful to be the owner of these five beautiful hybrid sports cars, which, in my opinion, are true ‘works of art.’“Unfortunately, because of the potholes on our roads, I may have to find new owners for them. I’ve been driving these iconic Italian cars since the 70s, and I absolutely love and adore them.

Rod Stewart has faced the heartbreaking reality that he may be forced to part with his beloved luxury sports cars, after admitting the potholes are wrecking his 'works of art'.

Kenney Jones, the drummer with legendary rock band The Who, has shared the news that his son Jesse has died. In a post on Facebook from Thursday 7 November, Kenney wrote: "It is with a broken heart that I share the devastating news that my son Jesse has passed. I don’t have the words right now to fully express how I am feeling.

Strictly Come Dancing fans have claimed Craig Revel Horwood 'missed' a starring moment as they branded his latest move 'really boring'.

Strictly Come Dancing viewers were quick to hail a 'fitting' move as they spotted a famous face in the live studio audience. During this year's run of the BBC One dance contest, eyes have been on the audience as much as what is happening on the dance floor.

Strictly Come Dancing fans were left questioning another change just minutes into the latest live episode. The hit BBC One dance contest returned to screens on Saturday night (November 2).

Veteran DJ Johnnie Walker left his listeners in tears on Sunday 27 October as he hosted his final Sounds of the 70s show on BBC Radio 2. Johnnie had announced earlier this month he was retiring from radio after a 58 year career due to ill health, having previously been diagnosed with idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis (IPF), a condition that causes the lungs to become scarred and makes breathing increasingly difficult, according to the NHS.

BBC DJ Johnnie Walker has shared a farewell on his final show after 58 years.The 79-year-old presenter announced earlier this month that he would be retiring from radio after nearly 60 years due to ill health.During his final broadcast of Sounds Of The 70s yesterday (October 27) on BBC Radio 2, Walker told listeners that he wouldn’t be taking requests at the time as he would be closing out his final show by “playing all the ones I love”. The segment also included emotional messages of support from Sir Rod Stewart and Walker’s wife, Tiggy.He opened the show with the George Harrison solo track ‘What Is Life’, before playing Sister Sledge‘s ‘We Are Family’ afterwards and dedicating it to his listeners throughout the years.Walker became the presenter of Sounds Of The 70s back in 2009, but his career in British radio has lasted for 58 years.He started out as a DJ on the pirate station Radio Caroline in the ‘60s, before landing a slot on BBC Radio 1 at the end of the decade.

Snoop Dogg has revealed he’s ready to invest in Celtic FC after being inspired by Hollywood pal Ryan Reynolds, who bought Welsh club Wrexham. The football-daft multi-millionaire rapper said he would be mad not to consider putting cash into his favourite club and he’d even be happy to take on mascot duties.