Rod Stewart Tickets

Rod Stewart was born in London, England in 1945 and given the legal name Roderick David Stewart. Stewart, born during World War II, was the youngest of five children, with an eight-year gap between him and his next oldest sibling. The music bug bit Stewart at the age of 14, when his father bought him his first guitar, and Stewart began listening to the likes of Eddie Cochran, Little Richard and Bill Haley and His Comets.

Stewart's early music career in the 1960s was spotty at best, with a few appearances with some bands and a short-lived solo career. He eventually hooked up with some bigger names in rock music, including Mick Fleetwood and Peter Green, who would later go on to form Fleetwood Mac, and Jeff Beck, formerly of the Yardbirds.

After achieving success with the Jeff Beck Group, Stewart once again ventured out on his own, and his 1971 solo release, "Every Picture Tells a Story," featuring, "Maggie Mae," which rocketed Stewart to stardom, with Rod Stewart tickets beginning to sell out concert venues around the globe.

What to Expect from Your Rod Stewart Tickets

Stewart's musical style has evolved somewhat in recent years, and his current tour features music from his latest project, "Fly Me to the Moon: The Great American Songbook, Volume V." Stewart is enjoying performing a variety of covers from years gone by, including "Twisting the Night Away" and "Sailing."

Who Should Purchase Rod Stewart Tickets?

Rod Stewart ticket holders span the generations, as he is one of the few rockers who can still pack houses with younger fans, as well as their parents. His concerts today have become decidedly more tame, although a few minutes watching the artist strut his stuff as he asks the audience if they think he's sexy shows this rock star still has what it takes to delight the female - albeit more mature female - Rod Stewart ticket holders.