21 July 2026

Rod Stewart Soaks in Ibiza's Atmosphere While Enjoying World Cup Finale

Rod Stewart Soaks in Ibiza's Atmosphere While Enjoying World Cup Finale

Ibiza's Teatro Pereyra turned into a hive of excitement on Sunday night, drawing a mix of locals and special guests for the thrilling World Cup final between Spain and Argentina. Among those soaking in the atmosphere was legendary rock musician Rod Stewart. Taking in the action from the theatre's box named in his honour, Stewart seemed every bit the football enthusiast. Donning a stylish ensemble of blue trousers, a patterned white shirt, and his signature hairstyle complemented by black nails, he fully embraced the match's excitement.

Best known for hits like 'Da Ya Think I’m Sexy' and 'Maggie May', Stewart is currently indulging in the island's charms with his wife Penny Lancaster. The couple has been spotted luxuriating on an elegant three-tier megayacht, joined by their children Renee and Liam. Stewart and Lancaster's relationship, which began in 1999, culminated in their marriage in 2007. Their visit to Ibiza adds a touch of glamour and star power to an already electrifying summer scene on the island.

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