
The Rod Stewart Songbook
Thu 1 Oct · 19:30
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Nottingham is set to be treated to a spectacular celebration of a true music legend when The Rod Stewart Songbook arrives on Thursday 1 October 2026. This theatrical extravaganza offers a thorough and heartfelt tribute to the inimitable Rod Stewart, charting the course of his remarkable 50-year career as a global recording phenomenon. Audiences can anticipate a captivating evening, brought to life by a talented live band and a performer widely regarded as Europe's premier Rod Stewart tribute artist. The production promises to expertly revisit a wealth of his universally cherished hits, taking attendees on a nostalgic journey through the soundtrack of generations. For those eager to secure their place at this unmissable event, comprehensive details concerning the specific venue and ticket pricing are readily available on the official event website.
The Rod Stewart Songbook’s spectacular theatre production is the ultimate homage to Rod Stewart, featuring Pete McCall, Europe’s foremost tribute. Along with his sensational live band, you will be taken on a musical journey spanning 50 years, when one of rock music’s greatest icons sold over 250 million records worldwide. These unforgettable hits include Sailing, Maggie May, Da Ya Think I’m Sexy, Some Guys Have All The Luck, Baby Jane, Rhythm Of My Heart, You Wear It Well, Hot Legs and many many more.
Pete is a consummate professional, whose attention to detail shines through in every way, including stage presence and fabulous costumes. His vocal ability is unequalled and he has the closest voice in the business to the man himself. The Hull Daily Mail quoted on the 5th February 2020, “Pete McCall is the next best thing to seeing Rod himself”. Even the great Rod Stewart would be proud of the tribute paid to him by Pete McCall, in fact Rod’s sister Mary Cady, said to Pete “you were excellent”.
At the show you could easily think you were at an actual Rod Stewart concert, where the atmosphere is electric and the audience are encouraged to participate, sing along and even dance in the aisles. Unlike the majority of other theatre productions that use backing tracks, the band play 100% live, which provides that authentic flavour Rod was famous for. Wherever the venue your audience will be guaranteed a night they will never forget and will feel as though they have not just seen a show, but have had “an experience”.
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The Rod Stewart Songbook takes place on Thursday, 1 October 2026 at 19:30.
The Rod Stewart Songbook is held at Nottingham.
Tickets for The Rod Stewart Songbook can be booked via list.co.uk using the "Check Tickets & Live Prices" button on this page, which opens the official booking site in a new tab.
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Nottingham is set to be treated to a spectacular celebration of a true music legend when The Rod Stewart Songbook arrives on Thursday 1 October 2026. This theatrical extravaganza offers a thorough and heartfelt tribute to the inimitable Rod Stewart, charting the course of his remarkable 50-year career as a global recording phenomenon. Audiences can anticipate a captivating evening, brought to life by a talented live band and a performer widely regarded as Europe's premier Rod Stewart tribute artist. The production promises to expertly revisit a wealth of his universally cherished hits, taking attendees on a nostalgic journey through the soundtrack of generations. For those eager to secure their place at this unmissable event, comprehensive details concerning the specific venue and ticket pricing are readily available on the official event website.
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The Rod Stewart Songbook’s spectacular theatre production is the ultimate homage to Rod Stewart, featuring Pete McCall, Europe’s foremost tribute. Along with his sensational live band, you will be taken on a musical journey spanning 50 years, when one of rock music’s greatest icons sold over 250 million records worldwide. These unforgettable hits include Sailing, Maggie May, Da Ya Think I’m Sexy, Some Guys Have All The Luck, Baby Jane, Rhythm Of My Heart, You Wear It Well, Hot Legs and many many more.
Pete is a consummate professional, whose attention to detail shines through in every way, including stage presence and fabulous costumes. His vocal ability is unequalled and he has the closest voice in the business to the man himself. The Hull Daily Mail quoted on the 5th February 2020, “Pete McCall is the next best thing to seeing Rod himself”. Even the great Rod Stewart would be proud of the tribute paid to him by Pete McCall, in fact Rod’s sister Mary Cady, said to Pete “you were excellent”.
At the show you could easily think you were at an actual Rod Stewart concert, where the atmosphere is electric and the audience are encouraged to participate, sing along and even dance in the aisles. Unlike the majority of other theatre productions that use backing tracks, the band play 100% live, which provides that authentic flavour Rod was famous for. Wherever the venue your audience will be guaranteed a night they will never forget and will feel as though they have not just seen a show, but have had “an experience”.
Description supplied by the event organiser.
❓ Frequently asked questions
When is The Rod Stewart Songbook?
The Rod Stewart Songbook takes place on Thursday, 1 October 2026 at 19:30.
Where is The Rod Stewart Songbook taking place?
The Rod Stewart Songbook is held at Nottingham.
How do I get tickets for The Rod Stewart Songbook?
Tickets for The Rod Stewart Songbook can be booked via list.co.uk using the "Check Tickets & Live Prices" button on this page, which opens the official booking site in a new tab.
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