He will delight ardent rockers when he plays at the atmospheric venue, one of only six UK gigs.
Paul Sergeant said, “The Stadium on July 7th will undoubtedly be a fantastic place to be. This is another big name in a growing list of superstars we have had here in the last two years.”
“You don’t have to be a Rod Stewart fan to enjoy his concerts, the concert will have massive benefits to the city and we anticipate thousands of fans from across the country flocking to Cardiff.”
**Tickets are available from the Cardiff Box Office on 02920 224488 or by calling 0870 400 0688, and www.LiveNation.co.uk from 9am on Friday November 10th. Prices are £65, £60 and £55**
Last year Stewart performed four sold-out nights at London’s Earls Court as part of a nationwide UK tour. He also played a packed Blenheim Palace alongside other arena dates in Manchester, Newcastle, Birmingham and Sheffield.
Following the hugely successful ‘Great American Songbook’ series – which has sold over 15 million copies and is the biggest selling ongoing collection of new music recordings in history – ‘Still The Same…Great Rock Classics Of Our Time’, out now on Sony BMG, is his first rock album to hold the Number 1 position since ‘Blondes Have More Fun’ in 1979.
It is also his 35th charting album, fourth Number 1 album, sixth Top 10 debut, and his 4th consecutive studio album to enter the Billboard charts within the top 2 positions.
Inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1994, he is recognised as among the best interpretive singers of our time. He has consistently been a presence in the charts since his 1971 release ‘Every Picture Tells a Story’ and the smash hit ‘Maggie May’ – both of which held the Number 1 spot in the US and the UK simultaneously, a chart first.
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