Rod Stewart fans couldn't believe their eyes as the rocker, 79, entertained crowds at a Glasgow pub on Saturday.
Scottish country star Kevin McGuire and rock band Johnny Mac enjoyed a sing-along with the Maggie May hitmaker, with a clip circulating on on social media leaving fans amazed.
Punters were delighted as the legendary singer appeared in high spirits as he took to the stage to perform following the Celtic's win at Hampden.
According to the Daily Record, the singer stopped at Murphy's bar after the game and can be seen in footage belting out his classic Maggie May with McGuire.
Crowds could be heard cheering and applauding at the Irish bar in the video, which was posted to McGuire's TikTok account.
Sharing the special moment, he wrote: "Performing MAGGIE MAY with ROD STEWART [INSANE MOMENT]."
Stewart surprised fans at a Glasgow pub
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It didn't take long for fans to flood to the comments section, with one writing: "Brilliant rod and Jonny Mac."
"Good Man Rod he's always up for a laugh," another penned while a third shared: "Kevin what a surreal moment, so happy for you."
"Brilliant still got it," another commented. Someone else added: "Brilliant, Rod and Johnny Mac what a wonderful pair of entertainers.
"Your blessed to have been there. Johnny Mac is such a lovely person."
A sixth enthused: "Absolute legend sir rod stewart," while another penned: "Aw rod ma wee mum would of loved this and my dad called her Maggie big fan, Kevin you must of been well happy." (sic)
Stewart has been entertaining fans since finding fame in the 1960s, and hasn't stopped singing yet. He recently released his newest album alongside Jools Holland.
Opening up on the inspiration behind the tracks, he opened up on a personal loss.
Sharing a clip of himself and Holland discussing the inspiration behind their joint album on his Instagram page, Stewart told fans: “When did you first hear the tracks of Swing Fever?! Jools and I discussing when we first heard ‘Walkin’ My Baby Back Home’ and all of the other legendary songs from the album.”
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The singer ended up on stage singing for the guests
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Talking about the track, Holland asked the Maggie May legend: “So, when did you first hear that? Who was doing it?”
“Well, I used to hear my brother singing it,” the musician replied. “He’s just passed, so he won’t be singing it anymore, he was 94 when he died.
“And when I was a little kid all my family used to sing all these songs.”
Stewart’s brother Don died in 2022. Stewart wrote at the time: “It has been a devastating 48 hours. We lost my brother Don on Tuesday at 94 and today we have all lost Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II at 96.”