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Rod Stewart Buenos Aires: a rock icon who enjoys Argentine barbecue
Before lighting up the stage at the Movistar Arena, Rod Stewart decided to savor authentic Argentine cuisine. Accompanied by his wife, Penny Lancaster , and part of his team, the rock icon enjoyed a nine-course culinary experience at an exclusive Palermo , where the braised asado became his favorite. The evening, accompanied by a glass of Malbec, reflected his appreciation for Buenos Aires culture and local flavors. The menu the artist sampled was around 135,000 pesos , according to sources close to the restaurant.
Rod Stewart Buenos Aires on his “One Last Time” tour
The Scottish artist is in the country as part of his "One Last Time" , which marks the conclusion of his major international tours. The performances on October 22, 23, and 24 at the Movistar Arena promise a tour of his greatest hits, including Maggie May , Forever Young , and Da Ya Think I'm Sexy . The tour, which spanned Europe, Asia, and the United States , was one of the most successful of 2024.
Stewart's connection with the Argentine public is nothing new. His first performance was in 1989 at River Plate , and he has returned several times since. At 80 , the musician says he feels energetic and has no plans to retire. "I don't do crazy things like I did in the '70s, but I still enjoy every show," he recently confessed.
After his 13-year residency in Las Vegas , Stewart released his 33rd album, Swing Fever , with Jools Holland , and is preparing new musical projects. He has adopted healthier habits, such as quitting alcohol, which has improved his voice and performance. Today, the singer balances his family life with his passion for music, accompanied by his wife and eight children.
's visit to Buenos Aires once again unites classic rock with local culture in a celebration of talent, history, and love of music.
Beyond his artistic life, the singer deeply values his family. Stewart travels with his wife, Penny Lancaster, with whom he has been together for over two decades, and remains close to his eight children. He often shares everyday moments on his social media , reflecting his more human and calm side.
His visit to Buenos Aires not only strengthened his bond with the Argentine public, but also his appreciation for the local culture. On this occasion, the perfect combination of rock and culinary tradition marked the beginning of another memorable visit. Rod Stewart not only left his mark on the stage, but also at the table, enjoying one of Argentina's most iconic pleasures: the barbecue.
