Rod Stewart Stuns Glastonbury 2025 with Legendary Pyramid Stage Performance
Sir Rod Stewart Delivers Show-Stopping ‘Legends’ Slot at Glastonbury Pyramid Stage
At 80 years young, Sir Rod Stewart owned Glastonbury Festival 2025’s coveted “Legends” Sunday slot on the legendary Pyramid Stage, delivering a memorable 90-minute show packed with nostalgia, energy, and flair.
Classic Hits, Theatrics & Memorable Moment
Stewart treated fans to a stunning setlist of 21 classic songs, including all-time favorites like “Maggie May,” “Da Ya Think I’m Sexy?”, “Young Turks,” “Tonight I’m Yours,” and “Forever Young.” The show building to an emotional climax with “Sailing,” as Stewart and his band donned sailor caps — a poignant tribute to his enduring legacy.
Fashion, Fun & Feel-Good Vibes
Fans marveled at Stewart’s Vegas-style razzmatazz — multiple costume changes (including a standout pink suit), a troupe of backing dancers, and high-energy stagecraft that left the audience cheering. While some critics labeled it “next-level cheese,” many embraced the vibrant spirit.
Moments of Meaning Amid the Music
Stewart didn’t just perform — he connected. He dedicated “Love Train” to Ukraine, affirming unity amid a weekend filled with high-profile political statements. Earlier in the festival, Stewart had stirred buzz with his support for Nigel Farage and the Reform Party, though festivalgoers responded warmly.
A playful moment came when he acknowledged the intense stage heat, quipping:
“It’s f*ing hot.”**
A Power-Packed Performance at 80
Reviews poured in — one fan called it “one of the best Legends slots in #Glasto history.” Others praised Stewart’s star power and stamina, saying he showed no signs of slowing down, proving that age truly is just a number.
Why This Show Still Matters
This performance wasn’t just a nostalgia trip. At 80 years old, Rod Stewart reminded Glastonbury why he’s still a commanding figure in music — blending timeless hits, showmanship, and moments of heartfelt connection that resonated deeply with both long-time fans and new listeners.
