Rod Stewart to dedicate show to his late father ahead of Father’s Day

• Sir Rod will honor his late father with a special show in Edinburgh on November 13.
• The singer is due to share a video for his track Touchline on Friday ahead of Father’s Day.
• Sir Rod and his father used to play football together.

Sir Rod Stewart has organized a special show in honor of his late father ahead of Father’s Day in the United Kingdom.

The concert will take place on November 13 in Edinburgh, with the location to be confirmed soon.

It comes as the artist prepares to release a touching video for Touchline, a track from his critically acclaimed album The Tears Of Hercules.

The film, which includes footage of Sir Rod and his father playing football, will be released on Friday, June 19, just in time for Father’s Day.

The singer will perform in venues across the UK, including Nottingham, Aberdeen, Glasgow, Belfast, London, Birmingham, and Manchester, for the first of a run of arena concerts.

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Sir Rod said: “If you know anything about me you know that our dad’s love of football has most definitely left its impact on me and my brothers and I’m delighted that it’s now such an important part of my children’s lives as well.

“The song Touchline was my tribute to him and I’m so happy and moved that the new video takes that to the ultimate level just in time for Father’s Day.

“We just played a magnificent show at the Hollywood Bowl which has me excited for both our North American and UK tours, and it’s terrific that we’ll be able to have both NHS workers and doctors and nurses who have been on the front lines these last couple of years as our guests.”