'That’ll probably be it': Rod Stewart teases fans with possible final UK tour in 2027
Rod Stewart has dropped hints about a possible final UK arena tour in 2027.
Rod Stewart has revealed that he will tour the UK in 2027, hinting that they could be his final shows on home turf.
The 81-year-old singer has been on his One Last Time farewell tour since 2024, with a number of dates still remaining before the end of the year - as well as in 2027.
In an interview with Talk Sport, he shared that he has a private event coming up ahead of his return to Las Vegas for a residency.
Looking ahead, Stewart said: “Then I’m touring the UK next year, doing The O2, and that’ll probably be it, I think.
“I’ll have to do something new, come on your show more often, maybe.”
Previously Stewart stated that his 2025 arena tour would be his last, though his latest comments appear to contest that.
He has not yet announced any tour dates for 2027.
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If Stewart does head out for a UK arena tour, he could return to Glasgow’s OVO Hydro, which he opened back in 2013. He has played the venue on a further four occasions since then. His other performances in Scotland include Edinburgh Castle in 2023.
The veteran rocker also played the legends’ slot on the Pyramid Stage at Glastonbury in 2025, where he was joined by Ronnie Wood, Mick Hucknall and Lulu.
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