Rod Stewart

It's often a little uncomfortable when rock and politics intersect, but we can't remember that overlap ever being more awkward than today's apology from Rod Stewart.

Rod Stewart and Cyndi Lauper will spend the summer on the road together on a co-headlining tour that will see the two veteran singers sharing a stage in 18 cities across the United States.

The years leading up to this seventh album were a bit tough on one of rock's most magnetic singers.

Rod Stewart was among the names on the Queen's annual birthday honors list.

Many rock artists of his generation felt like the trends of the day were passing them by in the late-'70s.

A mixed bag of concert performances, the album relied too heavily on cover songs and solo material.

Many blame Rod Stewart's burgeoning solo career for ending the band's short life.

Rod Stewart has offered a public tribute to his former Faces bandmate Ian McLagan, who passed away Dec. 3.

See? Rock stars are just like you and me.

Rod Stewart wasn't kidding when he said he'd been busy writing songs for his next album.