In a recent interview with BBC Breakfast, Stewart talked about how everything must eventually come to an end. “Everything ends, sooner or later,” he said. After more than 60 years of rock ‘n’ roll, Rod Stewart is entering uncharted territory.
The legendary Grammy winner discussed his desire to create a swing album during an interview with BBC Breakfast. This will happen after his eagerly anticipated summer tour.
Stewart unintentionally revealed this when the show’s host, Charlie Stayt, brought up the growing number of rock stars who continue to perform into their later years. The well-known artist, who is 78 years old, has said he is not retiring but instead taking a different path.
He expressed a desire to delve deeper into the swing subgenre, citing his successful foray into The Great American Songbook and his most recent collaboration with Jools Holland on a swing record slated for release in 2019 as sources of inspiration. Stewart has made the decision to temporarily leave the rock and roll community.
The seasoned musician acknowledged that everything eventually comes to an end, but he is happy with the choice he made to start this new musical journey.
Stewart expressed his excitement for trying new things, especially the chance to play with Jools’ band.
He understands that no matter what direction he takes, whether it be rock ‘n’ roll or not, it will never be complete without the timeless classics “Maggie May” and “Do Ya Think I’m Sexy?”.
Rod Stewart has won over audiences all over the world since he began performing in the early 1960s. From his early involvement in several bands, most notably the well-known Faces, to his successful solo endeavors, his accomplishments in the music industry have been nothing short of amazing.
Since the release of his debut solo album “An Old Raincoat Won’t Ever Let You Down” in 1969, Stewart has consistently produced number-one hits, such as “Tonight’s the Night (Gonna Be Alright)” and “You’re in My Heart (The Final Acclaim)”. “.
In the 2000s, he began to perform songs from The Great American Songbook, enthralling listeners with his interpretations of classic songs on numerous albums. With the release of his highly regarded album “Soulbook” in 2009, Stewart made his debut in the soul genre. “.
Currently planning a lengthy European tour is Stewart. He will then proceed to North America for extended engagements after that.
With a few dates in Brazil and additional performances across North America, he will carry on with his eagerly anticipated Las Vegas residency. He continues to play on stage as he entertains audiences around the world with his undeniable talent.
