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Wales Online
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- Wales Online
Rod Stewart fans left 'crying' after moment that went unseen during Glastonbury set
Rod Stewart fans left 'crying' after moment that went unseen during Glastonbury set Rod Stewart performed a headline set at Glastonbury on Sunday afternoon and was joined by a string of special guests, as well as his children Aiden and Alastair Rod Stewart performs onstage during day five of the Glastonbury Festival 2025 (Image:) Sir Rod Stewart delighted fans with a charming photo of his sons Aiden and Alastair enjoying his performance at Glastonbury Festival on Sunday. The singer captivated the audience from the Pyramid Stage on Sunday afternoon, filling the coveted Legends slot with an array of special guests. Mick Hucknall, Ronnie Wood, and Lulu were among those who joined Sir Rod for a thrilling set that included some of his most iconic tracks like 'Maggie May', 'Do Ya Think I'm Sexy', and 'Sailing', as well as other crowd-pleasers such as 'Love Train'. His children also made a special appearance, rooting for their father amidst the sea of festival-goers. The 80-year-old rock star took to Instagram on Monday morning to post a heart-warming picture of Alastair hoisting his younger brother Aiden onto his shoulders for a better glimpse of the stage action. From superstar gigs to cosy pubs, find out What's On in Wales by signing up to our newsletter here Rod Stewart shares adorable pic of sons watching Glastonbury set as fans say same thing (Image: Instagram/ @sirrodstewart ) In the photograph, the two boys are seen grinning broadly as they support their dad. "Two of my precious children at @glastofest giving their old dad support," Sir Rod wrote alongside the image. "Alastair and Aiden. Love ya boys! !", reports the Mirror. Article continues below Alastair and Aiden are Sir Rod's children with his spouse, Penny Lancaster. Enthusiastic comments flooded in from followers praising his Glastonbury set, with several declaring it the highlight of the festival. One fan exclaimed: "You were incredible best act of the entire festival." Another admirer shared: "Rod you were outshone any of the other performers gave a 5 star performance,". One enthusiastic fan raved: "Rod you were spectacular. I cried all the way through, danced and sang. "Loved every minute. Thank you Sir," while another gushed: "You were absolutely fantastic and it was so heartwarming to see your family giving you so much love." During Rod's captivating performance, a poignant tribute was paid to the late Christine McVie of Fleetwood Mac, who passed away in November 2022. Her image was beamed onto the giant screen, providing a memorable moment for the festival-goers. As Rod took to the stage, the crowd was electric, with fans at the front gratefully receiving cups of water to combat the sweltering heat. Despite the outfit changes and guest appearances, Rod appeared to be having the time of his life, eventually wrapping up his set a few minutes later than scheduled. As the show drew to a close, Rod told the crowd: "We have got to get off the stage soon, we are done," before launching into his hit song Sailing. "He also took the opportunity to express his gratitude to his celebrity guests, whose contributions helped make the show a resounding success with the audience." Article continues below
Daily Record
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Record
Rod Stewart shares adorable snap of sons during iconic Glastonbury performance
Sir Rod Stewart's two sons Alastair and Aiden showed their support for their dad during his stellar performance at Glastonbury Festival on Sunday. Rod Stewart has shared an adorable picture of his two youngest sons Aiden and Alastair watching his Legend set at Glastonbury Festival on Sunday. The singer took to the Pyramid Stage on Sunday afternoon for the important Legends slot, and it seems his family showed their support from the crowd. Icons such as Mick Hucknall, Ronnie Wood and Lulu joined the Do Ya Think I'm Sexy singer on stage, as they performed Rod's top hits for the massive crowd. Although it seemed the singer had more than famous pals supporting him, with four out of eight of his children cheering on from the sidelines. The singer took to Instagram to share the sweet snap of Aiden on top of his older brother Alastair's shoulders to get a better view of his dad performing on the Pyramid Stage. In the photo Alastair and Aiden appear to be laughing as they both grin from ear to ear, with Alastair having a Celtic shirt draped around his neck. The singer captioned the post: "Two of my precious children at @glastofest giving their old dad support." "Alastair and Aiden. Love ya boys!!" Rod shares Alastair and Aiden with his wife, Penny Lancaster. Fans were quick to take to the comment section, gushing over the singer's two youngest children. One fan wrote: "Proud of their Dad. It's been great to watch them having a great time," along with a red heart emoji. As another stated: "Bet your handsome boys were super proud of you Rod, loved every minute of your set," with a third penning: "You were brilliant and such a lovely pic of your boys." Other fans took the time to congratulate Sir Rod on his performance, singing the star's praises. One user simply stated: "Fantastic, what a legend at 80." With another fan gushing: "You were incredible best act of the entire festival," as a third said: "Extraordinary performance. I think you made Glastonbury. Proud sons I am sure - I hope they know what you meant to us all as 1970s teenagers Xxx." Rod took on the festival's iconic legends slot playing a 90 minute set on the Pyramid Stage in the blistering heat - following in the footsteps of previous legend stars such as Shania Twain, Kylie Minogue and Dolly Parton. The Maggie May singer brought a touch of Celtic to Worthy Farm, with his band's drum kit proudly displaying the Parkhead club crest and Rod changed into a green shirt with 'Celtic' emblazoned on the back. The star also had his backing singers decked out in Celtic shirts. Rod had previously asked to see a sea of green and white when he looked out from his set, speaking out to Zoe Ball he said: "I do hope there are a few Celtic flags up at Glastonbury." And it seems his fans did exactly that with various different Celtic tops being spotted in the crowd.
Daily Mirror
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Mirror
Sir Rod Stewart shares sweet photo of sons watching Glastonbury set
Sir Rod Stewart was supported by his sons, Aiden and Alastair, during his star-studded performance at Glastonbury Festival on Sunday Sir Rod Stewart shared an adorable picture of his sons Aiden and Alastair watching his set at Glastonbury Festival on Sunday. The Do Ya Think I'm Sexy singer took over the Pyramid Stage on Sunday afternoon in the important Legends slot and was joined by a string of special guests. Mick Hucknall, Ronnie Wood and Lulu joined him for an exciting set including some of his biggest songs such as Maggie May, Do Ya Think I'm Sexy and Sailing - whilst he also sang other hits like Love Train. Two special guests included his children, who were cheering him on from the thousands-strong crowd. The 80-year-old took to his Instagram on Monday morning to share a snap of Alastair holding little brother Aiden on his shoulders to get a better view of the stage. In the snap, both sons were beaming from ear to ear as they cheered on their dad. "Two of my precious children at @glastofest giving their old dad support," Rod captioned the post. "Alastair and Aiden. Love ya boys!!" Fans rushed to the comment section to gush over his set, with many calling it the best of the entire festival. One user said: "You were incredible best act of the entire festival." "Rod you were outshone any of the other performers gave a 5 star performance," another posted. One said: "Rod you were spectacular. I cried all the way through, danced and sang. Loved every minute. Thank you Sir," and another added: "You were absolutely fantastic and it was so heartwarming to see your family giving you so much love." During Rod's set, there was a beautiful tribute to Fleetwood Mac's Christine McVie. The legendary musician died in November 2022, but she was remembered at Glastonbury as Rod projected her face on the big screen. The crowds were excited for Rod's huge set, with fans being kept cool at the front with cups of water as Glastonbury festival goers baked in the hot temperatures. Rod must have been enjoying himself so much that he finished his set a few minutes late. Amid the outfit changes and celebrity guests, Rod ended up finishing his set around five minutes later. "We have got to get off the stage soon, we are done," he told the crowd before singing hit track Sailing. He also thanked all his celebrity guests for their part in his show, which was well received by fans.
Daily Mirror
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Mirror
Rod Stewart's most astonishing Glastonbury moments in error-strewn set
Sir Rod Stewart gave a set to remember at Glastonbury Festival in the iconic Legends slot but it didn't go without a hitch. The Mirror takes a look back at his set at Worthy Farm Sir Rod Stewart gave a set to remember at Glastonbury Festival. The iconic singer took over the Pyramid Stage this Sunday afternoon in the important Legends slot and was joined by a string of special guests. Mick Hucknall, Ronnie Wood and Lulu joined him for an exciting set including some of his biggest songs such as Maggie May, Do Ya Think I'm Sexy and Sailing - whilst he also sang other hits like Love Train. However, the show didn't go off without a hitch - or a number of them. Here, The Mirror takes a look at Rod's huge hour and a half set and what exactly what happened when the iconic singer graced Worthy Farm. Overheating Rod was forced to leave the stage twice during his hour and a half set to make two different outfit changes. Amid the high temperatures at Worthy Farm, the heat seemed too much for Rod in his jacket and long-sleeved white shirt. He then headed backstage to change into a bright pink suit as he told the crowd: "The girls are going to do a song for you while a change my shirt." The band then broke into a rendition of Lady Marmalade. The second time, Rod's band sang another track as he disappeared, without warning this time, to change into a bright green suit. Awkward announcement Lulu was one of Rod's guests during this afternoon's set. However, her entry to the stage didn't go that smoothly. Rod introduced Ronnie Wood and then Lulu. Ronnie quickly made his way on stage but Lulu wasn't anywhere to be seen. Rod stopped and said 'oh Lulu is coming on in a bit' as Ronnie grabbed his guitar and played for the huge Glastonbury crowd. Lulu then arrived later and sang Hot Legs with Rod in her stunning white suit. Maggie May mess up On one of his most famous songs, Maggie May, Rod appeared to mess up his introduction. The singer seemed to come in too early as he sang the huge hit, but that didn't stop fans from getting involved. The song earned the biggest singalong of the set from the huge crowd, which was packed to the rafters as Rod took over the iconic Pyramid Stage for an hour and a half. Late finish Rod must have been enjoying himself so much that he finished his set a few minutes late. Amid the outfit changes and celebrity guests, Rod ended up finishing his set around five minutes later. "We have got to get off the stage soon, we are done," he told the crowd before singing hit track Sailing. He also thanked all his celebrity guests for their part in his show, which was well received by fans.
Daily Mirror
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Mirror
Rod Stewart leaves Glastonbury stage to fix urgent issue during Legends set
Sir Rod Stewart put on a brilliant performance to a bumper crowd at Glastonbury for his Legends Slot but had to make a swift exit midway through his time on stage Sir Rod Stewart made sure to roll back the years to his adoring Glastonbury crowd on Sunday, but he had to let his backing singers take over midway through his set The 80-year-old rocker was almost an hour into his performance when he announced he was taking a break. Straight after entertaining with his rendition of Do Ya Think I'm Sexy, Rod told the crowd: "The girls are going to do a song for you while I change my shirt. " It comes after he had already removed his jacket as he dealt with the sweltering heat at Worthy Farm. The singers duly entertained those in attendance with a rousing performance of Lady Marmalade. When he did return, he was no longer in his airy white shirt and jeans combination. Instead, he showed off a loud pink suit. He welcomed Glastonbury founder Michael Eavis to the stage to wish him a happy birthday. He also made the crowd sing along with him to iconic turn I Don't Wanna Talk About It before introducing Mick Hucknall to the stage. The duo sang an impressive rendition of Simply Red's If You Don't Know Me By Now as the crowd lapped up the occasion. And he also welcomed Ronnie Wood and Lulu to the stage after yet another costume change. This time, he opted for an emerald green outfit. The set turned into a fantastic showing on the Pyramid Stage for the Legends slot. However, fans had been sceptical at the start with many confused as to why Sir Rod wasn't performing his own hits. Near the start of the set, some Twitter /X users complained, with one saying: "This Rod Stewart performance. It's just so s*. Strong Benidorm/Phoenix Club vibes. #Glastonbury." Another fumed: ""Why is Rod Stewart 'singing' (use the term loosely) covers and not his own hits? #Glastonbury" However, things took a good turn with one user gushed: "#glastonbury. Like him or not. Rod Stewart has still got it!! He's a showman, great entertainer, and can work a crowd. You go Rod! ! Big shout out to his Band. # bbc #RodStewart #uk" Earlier in the day, Rod's wife Penny Lancaster had been spotted mixing it with groups of the singer's. She posed for snaps as she smiled next to people wearing wigs in his honour. His performance comes after the rockstar last graced the Pyramid Stage 23 years ago. The outing comes after he had hinted at hanging up the microphone, at least when it came to his massive world tours. In an Instagram post at the time, Rod wrote: 'This will be the end of large-scale world tours for me, but I have no desire to retire. I love what I do and I do what I love. I'm fit, have a full head of hair and can run 100 metres in 18 seconds at the jolly old age of 79.' He continued: 'I'd like to move onto a Great American Songbook, Swing Fever tour the year after next - smaller venues and more intimacy. But then again, I may not. The ambiguous Sir Rod Stewart.' But it seems all's well that ends well, as Sir Rod soldiered on and is gave fans the performance of a lifetime at Glasto 2025.
