Rod Stewart has revealed that he was offered the chance to do a farewell show at Celtic Park. The music legend and A-list Celtic supporter…

Music legend and Celtic supporter Rod Stewart revealed he turned down the chance to host a farewell concert at Celtic Park. Speaking on talkSPORT, the 81-year-old explained that he opted against a single large stadium show because he wanted to perform multiple nights at Glasgow's OVO Hydro instead, extending his final tour rather than ending it quickly.
Stewart made a similar choice in London, selecting several dates at the O2 rather than Wembley Stadium. He also dismissed recent media concerns regarding his health following a heart procedure, confirming he feels fine and remains active while preparing for The Final Encore tour.
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