Sir Rod Stewart, 78, is heading to Melbourne on a private jet to perform for fans in Geelong – after the original show was canceled three hours before going on stage.
Sir Rod Stewart was spotted waiting to board a private jet on Friday to fly back to Melbourne and spruce up the Geelong show he missed.
The legendary rocker, 78, has rebounded after coming down with a bout of sore throat that forced him to cancel the original Victorian show three hours early.
On Friday night, he made up for the last-minute cancellation, which angered fans at the time, by returning to the South Central Sydney leg of his tour.
The fashion maker kept things casual in a white polo shirt with a standout collar when he slipped into black Adidas track pants and white Adidas sneakers.
He’s been spotted shielding his eyes from the sun and extended his streak of doing back-to-back shows with Cyndi Lauper and John Stevens this week.
Sir Rod Stewart, 78 (pictured) was spotted on Friday waiting to board a private jet to return to Melbourne and spruce up the Geelong show he missed
Despite being a bit tired, he seemed relaxed as he had a nice chat with the staff while waiting for his plane to be ready to board.
Roode was fighting fit when he took to the stage at the Qudos Bank Arena in Sydney on Wednesday night.
The famous singer has performed his classic back catalog of hit songs with the flair he’s known for, and he’s shown no signs of not feeling well lately.
The legendary rocker bounced back after coming down with a bout of sore throat which forced him to cancel the original Victorian show three hours early
Maggie May hitmaker shocked staff at a model train store in western Sydney earlier on Wednesday with a surprise visit.
He went to the Woodpecker Model Railways store in Pendle Hill to look for toy trains to add to his collection.
Rod is an avid model train collector who has spent 30 years designing a model American city in his home in England.
On Friday night, he made up for the last-minute cancellation, which angered fans at the time, by returning to the South Central Sydney leg of his tour.
The viewing comes after he rescheduled his highly anticipated concert at Mt Duneed Estate, which he performed with Cindy and John on Friday.
In a statement he sent out earlier this month, the rock star said he was “feeling great” and asked fans to “please hold on to your tickets.”
The best-selling music artist has told his fans that he is doing well after suffering from a bout of strep throat.
Roundhouse entertainment director Michael Newton said he was ‘thrilled’ that they were able to ‘find a free date’ for Rod, Cyndi and Jon to do a make-up performance.
Roode was fighting fit when he took to the stage at the Qudos Bank Arena in Sydney on Wednesday night. The famous singer has performed his classic back catalog of hit songs with the flair he’s known for, and he’s shown no signs of not feeling well lately.