Behind the Scenes of Rod Stewart's Glastonbury Performance
An exclusive report reveals the behind-the-scenes efforts that enabled aging rock legend Rod Stewart to take the stage at Glastonbury Festival. Despite battling influenza A, which had forced him to cancel dates in the United States and raised concerns about his ability to perform, Stewart was determined to perform at this year's iconic event after a 23-year absence.
Overcoming Health Hurdles
His wife, Penny Lancaster, shared that visualizing and manifesting the performance played a crucial role in overcoming his health hurdles. Leading up to the festival, Lancaster took Stewart to a London specialist for an examination of his vocal cords, followed by intensive voice therapy, steaming treatments, and rest.
Recovery and Preparation
Just two days before his set, Stewart's voice showed signs of recovery, boosting his confidence. On the day of the performance, his family joined him at Worthy Farm, where the atmosphere was electric with anticipation. Stewart traveled by car from Bath to avoid helicopters, and backstage, the energy was palpable as fellow artists like Ronnie Wood, Mick Hucknal...