
Rod Stewart left fans in tears with his latest Instagram post as he shared a new announcement.
Rod took to Instagram to share a video of himself singing his iconic song Sailing in the original music video, which was originally released in 1975. Along with the video, he wrote: "Still sailing after all these years. Now in HD."
His fans quickly rushed to the post to share their praise, with some admitting they had been left emotional while listening to the song due to the memories they had associated with it.
One fan said: "Sir Rod, legendary man, you need to know that this song defines my life and my essence in so many ways. I chose these lyrics as my favorites for the rest of my existence. Sailing isn't just a song, is a feel, is a story, is freedom and personal realization. I'm 18 years old now, but the date 1975, the year of its release, lives in my heart and mind every day. Thanks for creating such a timeless song. Greetings and peace from South America. Here you've got a huge fan," as another added: "Love you and your music Rod."
A third agreed: "Great song love it," as an emotional fan wrote: "Such a beautiful song. My uncle had it playing at his crematorium service", adding a crying face emoji.
Another said: "Having so many memories attached to that song," as they also added a crying face.
Rod's announcement comes after he performed at Glastonbury in front of a crowd of thousands, playing some of his biggest hits. After the event, he penned on Instagram: "What an honour to play the Pyramid Stage and what a crowd."
His fans quickly rushed to the post to support him, as one admirer commenting: "You were magic Rod. Best by far all weekend."
Another shared their regret at missing the live event: "Sadly wasn't there, watched you on TV. You were bloody amazing. National treasure. Thank you xx."
A third fan enthused: "One of the best performances ever."
A fourth fan gushed: "Love you Sir Rod, & love your amazing gorgeous band too, you were all incredible, in that heat, wow."
Another admirer commented: "Sir Rod, you blew Glastonbury out of the water. Your limited time slot was absolutely fantastic. You are truly a LEGEND my friend. You are FOREVER YOUNG."
Following his set, Sir Rod shared his feelings with Jo Whiley, as he confessed he was left "teary-eyed" by the experience, as he said: "It's just such an emotional event. Especially if you're British. This is our Woodstock and there's nothing bigger in the world and we do it the best."
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