Sir Rod Stewart, born in 1945, is a legendary British singer and songwriter celebrated for his distinctive raspy voice and energetic stage presence. Emerging from London’s music scene in the early 1960s, he began as a busker before joining groups like the Jeff Beck Group and Faces. Launching a parallel solo career, Stewart quickly found international success with hits such as Maggie May and albums like Every Picture Tells a Story and Atlantic Crossing. His versatile sound blends rock, folk, soul, and pop, earning him over 120 million records sold worldwide. Stewart's chart-topping singles include Sailing, Tonight's the Night, Da Ya Think I'm Sexy, and Rhythm of My Heart. Over decades, he has earned numerous awards, including Grammys and Brits, and has been inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame as both a solo artist and as a member of Faces. Knighted for his contributions to music and charity, Rod Stewart remains one of the world’s most enduring and best-selling artists.