Rod Stewart

His career is impressive. Rod Stewart celebrated his first number one position in the British album charts with "Every Picture Tells a Story" as early as 1971 - one year before the Summer Olympics in Munich. The singer with the distinctive grating voice also has a long history with the Olympic Park. He performed in the Olympic Hall for the first time in 1978, followed by more than a dozen other concerts, most recently in 2019 as part of his "Blood Red Roses" tour. Named after his album, which once again lifted the passionate football fan and Celtic Glasgow supporter to the top of the UK charts.

Stewart, who was knighted by Prince William in 2016 for his many years of success in music as well as for his charitable commitment and has since been allowed to call himself "Sir Rod", is now returning to European stages at the eternally young age of 79 after his North and South American tour. "I'm looking forward to great, energetic shows with my wonderful fans," says the rock legend. I will perform my greatest hits - and of course there will be many surprises again." And that really "One Last Time"? Maybe there will be more after all.