Rod Stewart

Rod Stewart & The Faces - Live Performance of 'It’s All Over Now' (1974)

• In early 1974, when Rod Stewart performed "It’s All Over Now" with The Faces, he was at a significant juncture in his career. Just prior, he had rel... Read Full Description >

  In early 1974, when Rod Stewart performed "It’s All Over Now" with The Faces, he was at a significant juncture in his career. Just prior, he had released the highly successful album "Never a Dull Moment" in November 1972, which featured hits like "You Wear It Well." Following this live recording, Stewart would go on to release "Smiler" in 1974, which continued to showcase his distinctive blend of rock and pop sensibilities. This period was marked by his rising popularity, characterized by a strong connection to his bandmates in The Faces and a burgeoning solo career. Interestingly, Stewart's charismatic stage presence and vocal prowess during this live performance helped cement his reputation as one of rock's quintessential frontmen, further solidifying his crossover appeal that would define his later work. The energy of live performances during this era contributed significantly to Stewart's enduring legacy in the music industry.

Rod Stewart - Live in Los Angeles (Full Concert) Performing Hits

Los Angeles, CA, United States

• In November 1978, when Rod Stewart performed live in Los Angeles, he was riding high on the success of his album "Foot Loose & Fancy Free," released j... Read Full Description >

  In November 1978, when Rod Stewart performed live in Los Angeles, he was riding high on the success of his album "Foot Loose & Fancy Free," released just before the concert in November 1977. This album marked a significant point in Stewart's career, featuring hit singles like "You're in My Heart (The Final Acclaim)" and "Hot Legs." In 1978, Stewart was at the peak of his popularity, known for his distinctive raspy voice and charismatic stage presence. The concert in Los Angeles showcased his ability to connect with the audience and featured a mix of his classic hits. It was during this time that Stewart solidified his status as a rock icon, transitioning from his earlier work with The Faces to a successful solo career that would define the late 1970s and beyond. His energetic performances and the intimate setting of the concert captured the essence of his appeal during this era.

Rod Stewart: Da Ya Think I'm Sexy? Performance at UNICEF Concert

• In early 1979, Rod Stewart was riding high on a wave of commercial success following the release of his album "Blondes Have More Fun," which came out ... Read Full Description >

  In early 1979, Rod Stewart was riding high on a wave of commercial success following the release of his album "Blondes Have More Fun," which came out in November 1978. This album was notable for its blend of disco and rock, and it included the hit single “Da Ya Think I’m Sexy?”, which became a signature track for Stewart. The live recording from the UNICEF concert showcases his glamorous stage presence and the vibrant energy of the late 1970s music scene. An interesting aspect of this performance is that it reflects Stewart's crossover appeal during this era, as he had successfully transitioned from a rock and folk artist to a pop sensation. The UNICEF concert aimed to raise funds for underprivileged children and highlighted Stewart's commitment to charitable endeavors, which continued throughout his career.

Rod Stewart - Live Unplugged Performance of 'Maggie May'

• In 1993, when Rod Stewart released "Unplugged...and Seated," he was experiencing a rejuvenation of his career, having previously enjoyed significant s... Read Full Description >

  In 1993, when Rod Stewart released "Unplugged...and Seated," he was experiencing a rejuvenation of his career, having previously enjoyed significant success since the late 1960s. The live recording of "Maggie May," a track that solidified his status as a rock icon, was part of this acoustic project that showcased his ability to engage audiences in an intimate setting. Prior to this release, Stewart's 1991 album "Vagabond Heart" had charted well and included hits that appealed to a younger generation. "Unplugged...and Seated" not only featured classic songs but also received critical acclaim and commercial success, marking a significant moment where Stewart effectively blended his rock roots with a more stripped-down presentation. This period in his career was notable as it helped him reach a new audience while reminding longtime fans of his enduring talent. The unplugged format allowed Stewart to present his music with sincerity and highlighted his unique vocal style.

Rod Stewart - Live Unplugged Performance of 'Stay With Me'

• In 1993, Rod Stewart released the live album "Unplugged...and Seated," featuring the iconic track "Stay With Me." This album marked a significant mome... Read Full Description >

  In 1993, Rod Stewart released the live album "Unplugged...and Seated," featuring the iconic track "Stay With Me." This album marked a significant moment in Stewart's career as it showcased a more stripped-down acoustic style, allowing his vocal prowess and songwriting to take center stage. Prior to this album, Stewart scored major hits in the late 1980s and early 1990s, including the chart-topping "Forever Young." The "Unplugged" format not only revitalized his career but also underscored his versatility as an artist, appealing to both longtime fans and a new generation. This performance of "Stay With Me" highlights Stewart's ability to evoke emotion through his music, and the live setting creates an intimate atmosphere that resonates with the audience. The acoustic rendition emphasizes the song's heartfelt lyrics, solidifying Stewart's status as a rock and pop legend.

Rod Stewart Performs 'Sailing' at Royal Albert Hall Live Concert

Royal Albert Hall
London, United Kingdom

• In May 2002, during the live recording at the Royal Albert Hall for "One Night Only! Rod Stewart Live at Royal Albert Hall," Rod Stewart was experienc... Read Full Description >

  In May 2002, during the live recording at the Royal Albert Hall for "One Night Only! Rod Stewart Live at Royal Albert Hall," Rod Stewart was experiencing a significant resurgence in his career. Just prior to this live performance, he released the album "Human" in 2001, which marked a pivotal moment as it was his first album of original material in nearly a decade. "Human" showcased Stewart's ability to blend contemporary pop with his classic rock sound, earning him both commercial success and critical acclaim. Interestingly, this live concert celebrated his extensive catalog, including hits from his earlier works, and demonstrated his enduring appeal as a live performer. The "Sailing" performance captures his signature raspy vocals and emotive delivery, underscoring why he remains a beloved figure in music. This period reaffirmed Stewart's status as a cultural icon, connecting with both longtime fans and new listeners.

Rod Stewart Performs 'You Wear It Well' Live at Royal Albert Hall

Royal Albert Hall
London, United Kingdom

• In 2004, Rod Stewart was experiencing a significant resurgence in his career, highlighted by the release of the album "Stardust: The Great American So... Read Full Description >

  In 2004, Rod Stewart was experiencing a significant resurgence in his career, highlighted by the release of the album "Stardust: The Great American Songbook, Volume III," which came out later that year. The live performance captured in "You Wear It Well (from One Night Only! Rod Stewart Live at Royal Albert Hall)" took place during this transitional phase, showcasing his return to the spotlight after a period dominated by his interpretations of classic American standards. This concert reflected his enduring appeal and ability to captivate audiences, as it featured both classic hits and newer material, demonstrating his versatility. Notably, the Royal Albert Hall is iconic in its own right, and Stewart's performance there solidified his status as an enduring musical icon, bridging the gap between rock and adult contemporary music.

Rod Stewart - Handbags & Gladrags Live at Royal Albert Hall

Royal Albert Hall
London, United Kingdom

• In 2004, when Rod Stewart performed the live recording of "Handbags & Gladrags" at the Royal Albert Hall, he was enjoying a resurgence in his career f... Read Full Description >

  In 2004, when Rod Stewart performed the live recording of "Handbags & Gladrags" at the Royal Albert Hall, he was enjoying a resurgence in his career following the release of his album "Here's to You," which came out earlier that same year. This album marked a departure from the pop standards he had been focusing on and featured original compositions, showcasing his long-term evolution as a musician. The concert was part of a special performance that celebrated Stewart's extensive catalog and was well-received by fans and critics alike. Notably, "Handbags & Gladrags" is one of Stewart's early signature songs, and its inclusion in this live set highlights his ability to blend nostalgic tracks with newer material. During this period, Stewart's live performances were characterized by their energy and the warmth he shared with his audience, cementing his status as a timeless performer.

Rod Stewart - What a Wonderful World (Live at Royal Albert Hall)

Royal Albert Hall
London, United Kingdom

• In 2004, during the live performance at the Royal Albert Hall, Rod Stewart was enjoying a resurgence in his career, particularly with the success of h... Read Full Description >

  In 2004, during the live performance at the Royal Albert Hall, Rod Stewart was enjoying a resurgence in his career, particularly with the success of his album "Stardust: The Great American Songbook, Volume III," which was released in 2004. This album followed the first two volumes of his American songbook series, which had revitalized his career and introduced his vocal interpretations of classic standards to a new audience. The "One Night Only" performance showcased Stewart's enduring appeal, featuring a mix of his original hits and covers, such as the iconic "What a Wonderful World." Interestingly, this live recording highlighted his ability to connect with both long-time fans and newer listeners, solidifying his status as a versatile and enduring artist well into the 21st century. The Royal Albert Hall venue added a layer of prestige to the performance, further emphasizing his legacy in the music world.

Rod Stewart - Hot Legs Performance from One Night Only! at Royal Albert Hall

Royal Albert Hall
London, United Kingdom

• The live recording of "Hot Legs" from the concert at the Royal Albert Hall on January 1, 2004, reflects a pivotal moment in Rod Stewart's career durin... Read Full Description >

  The live recording of "Hot Legs" from the concert at the Royal Albert Hall on January 1, 2004, reflects a pivotal moment in Rod Stewart's career during the early 2000s, marked by a return to his rock roots after years of exploring various musical styles. Prior to this live performance, Stewart released the album *It Had to Be You: The Great American Songbook* in 2002, which focused on standards from the American songbook. The 2004 concert, part of his *One Night Only!* series, showcased not only his enduring appeal but also his ability to connect with audiences through both classic hits and newer interpretations. An interesting fact about Stewart during this period is that he seamlessly blended his rock and pop influences with a more vintage sound, appealing to a diverse fan base that spanned multiple generations.

Rod Stewart Live at Royal Albert Hall: 'Reason to Believe' Performance

Royal Albert Hall
London, United Kingdom

• In 2004, when Rod Stewart performed "Reason to Believe" at the Royal Albert Hall, he was riding high on the success of his album "Simply Rod," which w... Read Full Description >

  In 2004, when Rod Stewart performed "Reason to Believe" at the Royal Albert Hall, he was riding high on the success of his album "Simply Rod," which was released in 2004, just preceding this live recording. This album was part of his ongoing resurgence in popularity, following a string of successful albums in the early 2000s that redefined his musical style and appeal. The performance at such an iconic venue underscores his status as a legendary performer, known for his dynamic stage presence and vocal prowess. Notably, Stewart's career has been marked by his ability to blend rock, pop, and soul, and "Reason to Believe" is a testament to his influences and artistic longevity. The Royal Albert Hall concert marked a significant moment in his career, showcasing not only his classic hits but also his connection with a new generation of fans.

Rod Stewart - I Don't Want To Talk About It | Live from Royal Albert Hall

Royal Albert Hall
London, United Kingdom

• In January 2004, when Rod Stewart performed "I Don't Want To Talk About It" at the Royal Albert Hall for the live recording "One Night Only! Rod Stewa... Read Full Description >

  In January 2004, when Rod Stewart performed "I Don't Want To Talk About It" at the Royal Albert Hall for the live recording "One Night Only! Rod Stewart Live at Royal Albert Hall," he was enjoying a resurgence in popularity, largely due to the success of his album "Stardust: The Great American Songbook," released in 2004. This album, which featured classic American standards, marked a significant phase in his career where he transitioned from rock and pop to a more crooner-style approach. Interestingly, this live performance showcased Stewart's versatility, blending his rock roots with his newfound interest in jazz and pop standards, reflecting both his career evolution and his ability to appeal to a broader audience. The Royal Albert Hall venue added an iconic backdrop to the event, reinforcing Stewart's status as a veteran performer who commanded respect in the music industry.

Rod Stewart Live: 'Rhythm of My Heart' from One Night Only at Royal Albert Hall

London

• In 2010, when Rod Stewart performed "Rhythm of My Heart" during the live recording for "One Night Only! Rod Stewart Live at Royal Albert Hall," he was... Read Full Description >

  In 2010, when Rod Stewart performed "Rhythm of My Heart" during the live recording for "One Night Only! Rod Stewart Live at Royal Albert Hall," he was well-established as a prominent figure in the music industry, with a career spanning several decades. Prior to this performance, he released the album "Soulbook" in 2009, which was a collection of classic soul songs that showcased his vocal talents and his affinity for the genre. The live performance at the Royal Albert Hall marked a significant point in Stewart's career, emphasizing his ability to connect with a live audience while performing both his classics and newer material. Notably, "Rhythm of My Heart," originally released in 1988, is one of Stewart's enduring hits, blending rock and pop with a heartfelt narrative; this setting showcased not just his seasoned artistry but also his continued relevance in the evolving landscape of popular music.

Rod Stewart - The Hits Live 2012-2022 Full Concert

• As of January 1, 2012, Rod Stewart was in a prolific phase of his career, having released his album "Time" only a year prior, in May 2013. This marked... Read Full Description >

  As of January 1, 2012, Rod Stewart was in a prolific phase of his career, having released his album "Time" only a year prior, in May 2013. This marked a significant return to songwriting for Stewart, as it was his first album of original material in nearly a decade. The live recording from 2012 captures him in a vibrant performance setting, showcasing his enduring charisma and vocal prowess. Interestingly, during this period, Stewart had also been reconciled with his musical roots, blending classic rock influences with contemporary sounds. The live recordings highlight not just his iconic hits but also his ability to connect with audiences, reflecting his status as a beloved veteran in the music industry. This timestamp in his career illustrates a blend of nostalgia for his earlier works while embracing new creative directions.

Rod Stewart AVO Session Basel Full Concert - Featuring 'Maggie May' and More

AVO Session
Basel, BL, Switzerland

• In 2012, when Rod Stewart performed at the AVO Session in Basel, he was on a resurgence in his career following the release of his album "Time" in 201... Read Full Description >

  In 2012, when Rod Stewart performed at the AVO Session in Basel, he was on a resurgence in his career following the release of his album "Time" in 2013. This album was notable as it marked his first collection of original songs in nearly two decades, signaling a creative revival for the artist. The concert features several of Stewart's classics, including "Tonight's the Night," and "Have I Told You Lately," showcasing his timeless appeal and vocal prowess. Interestingly, Stewart has a unique blend of genres in his music, having successfully transitioned from rock to pop and simultaneously achieved recognition in both. The AVO Session reflects his ability to connect with audiences through heartfelt performances, maintaining his status as a beloved live performer well into the later stages of his illustrious career.

Rod Stewart - Christmas Live at Stirling Castle Full Concert

Stirling Castle
Stirling, Scotland, United Kingdom

• In November 2012, Rod Stewart was enjoying a successful phase in his career, marked by a resurgence in popularity. Prior to the live recording at Stir... Read Full Description >

  In November 2012, Rod Stewart was enjoying a successful phase in his career, marked by a resurgence in popularity. Prior to the live recording at Stirling Castle, he released the album "Merry Christmas, Baby" in October 2012. This seasonal album, featuring collaborations with artists like Michael Bublé and Stevie Wonder, showcased his smooth vocal style and deepened his connection to classic holiday music. The Christmas special at Stirling Castle, which included performances with Bublé and Kylie Minogue, highlighted Stewart's ability to blend iconic hits and festive cheer, appealing to both longtime fans and new listeners. The picturesque setting of Stirling Castle and the star-studded lineup added a special charm to the event, affirming Stewart's status as a beloved figure in both rock and festive music.

Rod Stewart Live at Stirling Castle Performing 'You Wear It Well'

Stirling Castle
Stirling, Scotland, United Kingdom

• In November 2012, Rod Stewart performed live at Stirling Castle, showcasing his work during a period in his career marked by a return to his classic s... Read Full Description >

  In November 2012, Rod Stewart performed live at Stirling Castle, showcasing his work during a period in his career marked by a return to his classic sound. This concert coincided with the release of his album "Time," which had come out earlier that year. "Time" was notable as it marked Stewart's first album of original material in nearly two decades, and it featured a blend of personal reflections and storytelling, evident in songs like "You Wear It Well." The live performance captured the essence of Stewart's enduring appeal, featuring his signature raspy voice and charismatic stage presence. Additionally, this concert was part of a Christmas-themed tour, hinting at Stewart's ability to merge holiday spirit with his rock and pop roots, further solidifying his status as a beloved artist.

Rod Stewart - Full Concert: Christmas Live at Stirling Castle

Stirling Castle
Stirling, Scotland, United Kingdom

• In November 2012, when Rod Stewart performed at Stirling Castle for a Christmas-themed live concert, he had recently released his album "Merry Christm... Read Full Description >

  In November 2012, when Rod Stewart performed at Stirling Castle for a Christmas-themed live concert, he had recently released his album "Merry Christmas, Baby" in October of the same year. This album marked a significant return to the festive genre for Stewart, who had a storied career that spanned several decades and showcased his distinctive raspy voice. The live recording features a blend of original holiday songs and classic seasonal favorites, highlighting Stewart's ability to infuse nostalgic charm into contemporary arrangements. Notably, this performance attracted attention not only for its festive spirit but also for the picturesque venue, Stirling Castle, which added a grand backdrop to the event. The concert exemplified Stewart's enduring popularity and versatility as an artist, continuing to captivate audiences with his blend of rock, pop, and traditional holiday music.

Rod Stewart - Live From The Troubadour: Full Concert Featuring 'Time' Tracks

Troubadour
Los Angeles, CA, United States

• In 2013, Rod Stewart was promoting his album "Time," which was released on May 7, the same day as the live recording at the Troubadour in Los Angeles.... Read Full Description >

  In 2013, Rod Stewart was promoting his album "Time," which was released on May 7, the same day as the live recording at the Troubadour in Los Angeles. This concert marked a significant moment in his career as it was his first album of original material in nearly a decade, showcasing a creative resurgence after a period of covering standards and classics. The "Time" album includes personal and reflective songs, drawing inspiration from Stewart's life experiences. Notably, the Troubadour performance highlighted his ability to connect with audiences by performing both new tracks and beloved classics, revealing the depth of his enduring catalog. This era also illustrated Stewart's transition back to songwriting and cemented his status as an artist capable of reinventing himself while appealing to both longtime fans and new listeners.

Rod Stewart Full Concert: The First Cut Is The Deepest Live at The Troubadour

The Troubadour
West Hollywood, CA, United States

• In July 2013, Rod Stewart performed live at The Troubadour in West Hollywood, showcasing his classic hit "The First Cut Is The Deepest." At this point... Read Full Description >

  In July 2013, Rod Stewart performed live at The Troubadour in West Hollywood, showcasing his classic hit "The First Cut Is The Deepest." At this point in his career, Stewart had recently released the album "Time" in 2013, which marked his first original studio album in nearly two decades. This period was significant for Stewart as he experienced a resurgence in popularity, aided by a nostalgic appeal and a return to his roots in songwriting. The "Time" album, featuring personal reflections and stories, was well-received and topped the charts in several countries. During this live performance, Stewart continued to engage his audience with his unique blend of rock and pop, demonstrating his enduring stage presence and vocal prowess. Interestingly, his career spans over five decades, and his ability to resonate with both new and long-time fans remains a hallmark of his performances.

Sir Rod Stewart and Cyndi Lauper Perform 'This Old Heart of Mine' Live

Amalie Arena
Tampa, FL, United States

• In July 2017, during the live performance at Amalie Arena in Tampa, Rod Stewart was promoting his album "Another Country," which had been released in ... Read Full Description >

  In July 2017, during the live performance at Amalie Arena in Tampa, Rod Stewart was promoting his album "Another Country," which had been released in 2015. This album marked a significant point in Stewart's career, as it is characterized by a more introspective tone and a blend of rock and country influences, showcasing his versatility as an artist. The performance featured Cyndi Lauper, adding a special collaborative dimension to the concert. At this stage in his career, Stewart had solidified his status as a music icon, with numerous hits and accolades, including his induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. This concert is notable as it represents his ongoing ability to attract audiences with both classic hits and new material, illustrating the longevity of his musical appeal.

Rod Stewart Performs 'Forever Young' with Daughter at Bridgestone Arena Nashville

Bridgestone Arena
Nashville, TN, United States

• In 2017, when Rod Stewart performed "Forever Young" at the Bridgestone Arena in Nashville, he was in a prolific phase of his career, having released h... Read Full Description >

  In 2017, when Rod Stewart performed "Forever Young" at the Bridgestone Arena in Nashville, he was in a prolific phase of his career, having released his album "Blood Red Roses" just a year later, in 2018. This period marked a continuation of his successful return to the music scene, showcasing his ability to evolve alongside contemporary influences while staying true to his iconic sound. The live performance featured his daughter, which highlights Stewart's close family ties, a recurring theme in his life. The inclusion of local musicians, such as those from The Sisterhood, also underscores his appreciation for collaboration and supporting emerging talents. This concert combined elements of showmanship, with not only singing but also instrumental solos and tap dancing, reflecting Stewart's deep connection to performance artistry and his commitment to delivering entertaining experiences to his audience.

Infatuation Performance by Rod Stewart, Ronnie Wood, and Eric Clapton at Jeff Beck Tribute

The Royal Albert Hall
London, United Kingdom

• On May 22, 2023, Rod Stewart performed at the Royal Albert Hall as part of a tribute concert for the late Jeff Beck, alongside notable musicians such ... Read Full Description >

  On May 22, 2023, Rod Stewart performed at the Royal Albert Hall as part of a tribute concert for the late Jeff Beck, alongside notable musicians such as Ronnie Wood and Eric Clapton. At this point in Stewart's career, he continued to be a prominent figure in rock music, having released his most recent album, "The Tears of Hercules," in November 2021. This live recording showcases not only his enduring influence but also highlights his connections to other rock legends, as Beck, Stewart, and Wood were all influential figures in the music scene during the late '60s and '70s. The concert was a celebration of Beck's legacy, with Stewart's powerful vocals and engaging stage presence on full display, illustrating his ability to captivate audiences even decades after his initial rise to fame.

Rod Stewart Live in Concert: One Last Time - Full Concert from Ariake Arena

Ariake Arena
Tokyo, Japan

• As of March 20, 2024, when Rod Stewart performed "One Last Time" at the Ariake Arena in Tokyo, he was enjoying a prolific stage in his career, continu... Read Full Description >

  As of March 20, 2024, when Rod Stewart performed "One Last Time" at the Ariake Arena in Tokyo, he was enjoying a prolific stage in his career, continuing to showcase his enduring popularity and talent in live performances. Before this concert, he had released the album "The Tears of Hercules" in 2021, which marked his 30th studio album and included original material alongside cover songs. The live setlist featured a mix of classics such as "Infatuation" and "Forever Young," illustrating Stewart's knack for engaging audiences with his iconic hits. Notably, this concert was part of a special series titled "One Last Time," suggesting a reflective phase in which Stewart may be contemplating the significance of his long-lasting career in the music industry. Rod Stewart's distinctive blend of rock, pop, and soul has made him a beloved figure, and performances like this continue to solidify his status as a musical legend.

Rod Stewart - Full Concert at The Mountain Winery - Complete Show Setlist

The Mountain Winery
Saratoga, CA, United States

• As of August 14, 2024, when Rod Stewart performed at The Mountain Winery in Saratoga, he was likely riding on the success of his album "The Tears of H... Read Full Description >

  As of August 14, 2024, when Rod Stewart performed at The Mountain Winery in Saratoga, he was likely riding on the success of his album "The Tears of Hercules," which he released in November 2021. This album featured a mix of original songs and covers, showcasing Stewart's signature style and vocal prowess, and it received a positive reception from fans and critics alike. Interestingly, Stewart has maintained a robust touring schedule throughout his career, known for his engaging live performances and connection with audiences. Additionally, this performance aligns with his long-standing tradition of combining rock, pop, and R&B influences, further emphasizing his versatility as an artist. His continued relevance in the music scene at this time reflects both his enduring popularity and his ability to evolve while staying true to his roots.

Rod Stewart - Full Concert Featuring 'Maggie May' and More

• As of January 11, 2025, Rod Stewart was enjoying a vibrant stage in his career, building upon a legacy that started in the late 1960s. Prior to this l... Read Full Description >

  As of January 11, 2025, Rod Stewart was enjoying a vibrant stage in his career, building upon a legacy that started in the late 1960s. Prior to this live recording, he had released several successful albums, with "Another Country" hitting the shelves in 2015, showcasing his continued evolution as a songwriter and performer. Notably, Stewart's ability to blend rock, pop, and folk influences has kept his work relevant across generations. His live performances, such as the one captured in this concert, often feature a mix of his classic hits and newer material, reflecting his extensive catalog while engaging both long-time fans and newer audiences. Stewart's charismatic stage presence, combined with his distinct voice, has solidified his reputation as one of music's enduring acts, making every concert a memorable experience that resonates with his diverse fanbase.

Rod Stewart - Full Concert Live at Moody Center, Austin: Highlights and Setlist

Moody Center
Austin, TX, U.S.A.

• As of March 7, 2025, when Rod Stewart performed at the Moody Center in Austin, he was in a prolific stage of his career, blending his classic hits wit... Read Full Description >

  As of March 7, 2025, when Rod Stewart performed at the Moody Center in Austin, he was in a prolific stage of his career, blending his classic hits with contemporary performances. Before this live recording, Stewart released the album "The Tears of Hercules" in November 2021, which featured a mix of original songs and covers. Interestingly, Stewart's career has been marked by his distinctive raspy voice and a unique style that spans rock, pop, and R&B genres, which was vividly captured in his live performances. Notably, throughout his lengthy career, Stewart has achieved numerous chart-toppers and has a reputation for delivering high-energy concerts, appealing to both longtime fans and new audiences alike, making his live shows a celebration of his diverse musical journey.

Rod Stewart - Live Performance of 'I Don't Want to Talk About It'

• Rod Stewart's performance of "I Don't Want to Talk About It," showcased in the live recording, is rooted in a rich period of his career. The song, ori... Read Full Description >

  Rod Stewart's performance of "I Don't Want to Talk About It," showcased in the live recording, is rooted in a rich period of his career. The song, originally released on his 1971 album "Every Picture Tells a Story," marked a significant moment as it contributed to Stewart's rise to iconic status in rock and pop music during the early 1970s. This era was characterized by his transition from the face of the Faces band to a solo artist with a distinctive raspy voice and emotive delivery. The album not only solidified his reputation but also featured a mix of rock, folk, and blues influences that defined his style. Notably, "I Don't Want to Talk About It" became one of Stewart's enduring ballads, often recognized for its heartfelt lyrics and soulful interpretation, a testament to his powerful vocal abilities that continues to resonate with audiences.

Rod Stewart Live Performance of 'Forever Young' - Official Video

• The live recording of "Forever Young" is taken from the album "It Had to Be You… The Great American Songbook," which was released in 2002. At this p... Read Full Description >

  The live recording of "Forever Young" is taken from the album "It Had to Be You… The Great American Songbook," which was released in 2002. At this point in his career, Rod Stewart was experiencing a renaissance, revitalizing his image and sound by embracing classic American standards and soft rock. The success of this album marked a significant shift in Stewart's career, as it became both a commercial triumph and a critical success, introducing him to a new generation of listeners. Stewart's ability to reinterpret these timeless songs showcased his enduring vocal talent and ability to connect with diverse audiences. Notably, "Forever Young" is particularly iconic for its themes of hope and resilience, aligning with Stewart’s own journey through the turbulent phases of his lengthy career, making this live performance a poignant moment in his discography.

Live Performance of 'I Was Only Joking' by Rod Stewart & Jim Cregan at Hyde Park

Hyde Park
London, United Kingdom

• Rod Stewart performed "I Was Only Joking" at Hyde Park during a concert that showcased his enduring popularity and appeal as a live performer. This pe... Read Full Description >

  Rod Stewart performed "I Was Only Joking" at Hyde Park during a concert that showcased his enduring popularity and appeal as a live performer. This performance likely took place during his prolific period in the late 1970s, specifically around the time of his album "Foot Loose & Fancy Free," released in 1977, which featured hits that solidified his transition into pop rock. Notably, Jim Cregan, who is featured in the performance, was an integral part of Stewart's backing band during this period, contributing not only on guitar but also in songwriting. Stewart’s live performances during this era were marked by a blend of rock exuberance and emotional delivery, reflecting both his evolution as an artist and his connection with his audience, making his Hyde Park concerts memorable events in his career.

Rod Stewart Performs 'Baby Jane' - Official Live Video from Hard Rock

Hard Rock

• In the live recording of "Baby Jane" at the Hard Rock venue, Rod Stewart was in a significant phase of his career marked by commercial success and a t... Read Full Description >

  In the live recording of "Baby Jane" at the Hard Rock venue, Rod Stewart was in a significant phase of his career marked by commercial success and a transition into a more pop-oriented sound. This performance likely took place around the release of his 1983 album "Body Wishes," which included "Baby Jane," a chart-topping single. This period saw Stewart experimenting with a more polished production style, reflecting the trends of the early ‘80s. Notably, Stewart's ability to blend rock with pop elements helped maintain his relevance in a changing music landscape. Additionally, during this era, he had solidified his status as a prominent figure in the music industry, known for his distinctive raspy voice and flamboyant stage presence. His performances, such as the one captured in this live video, showcase not only his vocal prowess but also his engaging connection with audiences, further solidifying his reputation as a dynamic live performer.