Rod Stewart's Grammy Salute: Forever Young

0:00It's April 28th, from red carpets to breaking stories, this is entertainment and celebrity news, powered by AI. Roth Stewart's finally getting the Grammy Love he deserves with a new two-hour special called Forever Young, a Grammy salute to Roth Stewart Live. It airs Tuesday, May 19th, from 8 to 10 pm, Eastern Pacific Time on CBS, and you can stream it on Paramount Plus. Filmed over two nights in February in Hollywood, Florida, this shows all about celebrating his hits and life story. The special dives deep with performances, backstage chats where Stewart opens up about his family and love for the stage, plus rare old footage, and exclusive access. Executive producers include Ben Winston, Patrick Menton, Harvey Mason Jr., and Lou Fox, with Menton running the show and outfits like Falwell. After tame and handling production, fans are buzzing because Stewart took decades for his first Grammy nods back in 1980, snagging his only win in 2005 for that.

1:02Great American songbook album. He's got 15 nominations across 31 years, and pop, rock, traditional pop, even disco and video categories, showing his range from raspy, rockers to smooth standards. The 81-year-old legends on fire headlining jazz fest in New Orleans last Sunday, April 26th, and kicking off more US tour. Dates through September, including on-course at Caesars Palace in Vegas, where he's their longest running headliner. He just grabbed a Lifetime Achievement Award and performed at the American Music Awards in May of this year. His first time there since 2004. With four number one albums, four chart-topping singles, two rock and roll hall of fame spots, and a knighthood from Queen Elizabeth II. Stewart's still ruling stage is worldwide. From Glastonbury next year to Hollywood Bowl on June 10th, proving legends like him never fade out.