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Ahead of his upcoming Glastonbury Festival performance, Rod Stewart has announced the release of a “legendary” once-in-a-lifetime project — a limited collector’s item of 1,500 bottles — available for just one hour, shipping to the United Kingdom. It has been more than two decades since the British singer-songwriter from Highgate, London, graced the legendary stage in Worthy Farm in Pilton, Somerset, England. The eighty-year-old singer hasn’t dished any more details regarding his return to his highly-anticipated appearance this weekend, but he does seem to be in great spirits.
If you are an American travelling to the multi-day music festival, you may want to know where Stewart stands on what’s happening in America. Three days ago, The Independent reported that Rod Stewart said he could no longer consider President Trump a friend.
“He became another guy. Somebody I don’t know.”
Rod Stewart will headline the festival on Sunday, June 29.
