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Rod Stewart to play 10th anniversary Hits residency in Las Vegas
Rod Stewart Performs At The O2 Arena, London. Picture: Getty
Rod Stewart returns to Las Vegas to mark ten years since his Rod Stewart: The Hits show.
Rod Stewart is returning to Las Vegas for a nine-date residency this autumn.
Stewart will play the concerts at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace to mark the tenth anniversary of his Rod Stewart: The Hits dates.
"Over the past ten years, the two-time Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee has packed an arena-sized concert into an intimate concert experience that's exclusive to Las Vegas audiences - with no seat more than 145 feet from his majestic stage," said organisers.
"Featuring chart-topping hits spanning Stewart's unparalleled over five-decade career including 'You Wear It Well', 'Maggie May', 'Da Ya Think I'm Sexy', 'The First Cut is the Deepest', 'Tonight's the Night' and 'Forever Young', the high-energy show treats audiences to an intimate, concert celebration.
The nine-date residency takes place on October 6, 8, 9, 13, 15, 16, 20, 22, 23, with showtime at 7.30pm each night.
Rod Stewart - The Hits. Picture: Denise Truscello
Tickets go on general sale via Ticketmaster this Saturday, June 19 at 10am PT and are priced from $49 (£35).
Fan club pre-sale tickets are available now, and tickets are also available early to Citi credit card holders, Live Nation customers and members of Caesars Rewards or the Caesars Entertainment's loyalty program.
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Stewart's last studio album was 2018's Blood Red Roses, which went to number one in the UK on release.
The following year he released You're in My Heart: Rod Stewart with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, which mixed Stewart's original vocal tracks with new backing from the Royal Philharmonic.
The album became Stewart's tenth to top the UK charts.
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