Rod Stewart/NV,USA 2021

Rod Stewart’s new work “THE TEARS OF HERCULES”, which he calls “my masterpiece”, is attracting attention for the first time in three years. His latest video is here. This work was filmed at the Las Vegas performance on October 22, 2021. This is the best audience shot. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Rod was forced to suspend his tour with only a few performances in 2020, but in the second half of 2021, he finally resumed his activities. The release of “THE TEARS OF HERCULES” was like a signal fire. First of all, let’s check the position of the show from such a recent situation. 2021 October 2: Sparks performance * October 6-23: Las Vegas #1 (9 performances) ←★Here★《November 12th “THE TEARS OF HERCULES” released》2022 February 15: Hollywood performance ・ March 12-April 10: Oceania (12 performances) * May 13-21: Las Vegas #2 (5 performances) ・ July 1-September 3: North America (19 performances) * September 23-October 1: Las Vegas #3 (5 performances) ・ November 16-December 20: UK (11 performances) *Note: “・” indicates regular performance, “*” indicates concert residency performance. This is the 2021/2022 schedule that has been announced so far. The new work was released in November, but just before that, a concert residency was held in Las Vegas. This film was the eighth performance of “Las Vegas #1”. “Concert residency” is a popular entertainment style in recent years, where multiple performances are held at the same venue. Unlike “concert tours”, there is no burden of travel, making it very easy for artists. It is particularly popular in hotels in Las Vegas, a tourist destination, where various musicians and bands hold residencies. “Concert residency” is something that you can’t experience in Japan, but this film gives you a special seat at the scene. In fact, this film is super spectacular. It is a multi-camera edited work that combines footage shot with several cameras, but the style is not what you would call “pro-shot style”. The main camera is a fierce and exquisite main camera, while other angles are inserted as a complement. And that main camera is amazing. It’s strangely close! At first, in the scene where the angle is undecided, the heads of the front row are also reflected, so it seems that it is not the front row, but it still feels like it’s probably the second or third row. From the gap in the front row, only the camera pit can be seen. Of course, it’s only at the beginning that he is confused. By the end of the first song, “Infatuation,” the front row audience had disappeared, and we could enjoy a lot of super close-ups. When you look at the close-ups, you can see not only Rod’s facial expression, but also each and every blonde hair and the wrinkles in his costume. There is a screen capture on the right, but the view is more like a close-up shot of a single camera than an audience shot. From the perspective of such a special seat, it is a hit parade that sums up a brilliant career. Let’s organize the set here and let you experience its luxury. 70’s (9 songs) Never a Dull Moment: You Wear It Well / I’d Rather Go Blind Night on the Town: The Killing Of Georgie / The First Cut Is The Deepest Others: Gasoline Alley / Maggie May / Sweet Little Rock’n’Roller / You’re In My Heart / Da Ya Think I’m Sexy? 80’s and after (11 songs) Camouflage: Infatuation / Some Guys Have All The Luck Vagabond Heart: It Takes Two / Rhythm Of My Heart / Have I Told You Lately Others: Young Turks / People Get Ready / Forever Young / Downtown Train / Having A Party / Lady Marmalade … and so on. As per the schedule above, there are no new songs because it was before the release of “THE TEARS OF HERCULES”. It is filled with hit songs up to the early 90’s. Among them, the only one that stands out is “Lady Marmalade”. It is a cover of Patti LaBelle, who is also fondly remembered from the movie “Moulin Rouge”. This is the first time that Rod has covered this song at this residency, and it is a rare repertoire that he has only sung a few times. And the show is luxurious, with such famous songs! Not only are the songs luxurious, but the stage with the giant screen behind him makes it seem as if Rod is singing in a movie, and the colorful lighting and sexy female chorus are extremely gorgeous. It is said that a luxurious set is easy to use for residencies that do not require travel, but this work allows you to fully experience a stage that feels like you have wandered into a dream world. Rod Stewart will be celebrating his 77th birthday next month. This is the latest video where you can enjoy his sexy singing voice and showmanship that is still unknown to the sound path from the special seats at the front. It is still difficult to tour across borders worldwide, and it is unclear when we will be able to enjoy his performance in Japan. This is a piece that will heal the dryness of the “now”. A superb audience shot from the “Las Vegas performance on October 22, 2021”. It is a multi-camera edited work, but the main camera is fierce and superb, with other angles added to complement it. In fact, the main camera is so powerful that it takes a super close-up of the rod from almost the front! You can enjoy a gorgeous full show with an immersive feeling as if you were in a giant screen. This is a superb view video that allows you to experience the concert residency that has been a hot topic in recent years from a special seat in the original venue. The Colosseum at Caesars Palace, Las Vegas, NV, USA 22nd October 2021 AMAZING SHOT!!!! 1. Intro 2. Infatuation 3. Having A Party 4. Some Guys Have All The Luck 5. It Takes Two 6. You Wear It Well 7. Forever Young 8. The Killing Of Georgie 9. Rhythm Of My heart 10. Maggie May 11. Young Turks 12. I’d Rather Go Blind 13. Downtown Train 14. The First Cut Is The Deepest 15. You’re In My Heart 16. Gasoline Alley 17. People Get Ready 18. Have I Told You Lately 19. Lady Marmalade 20. Da Ya Think I’m Sexy? 21. Sweet Little Rock & Roller Rod Stewart – Lead Vocals Don Kirpatrick – Guitar Emerson Swinford – Guitar Curt Schnider – Bass Kevin Savigar – Keyboards David Palmer – Drums J’anna Jacoby – Violin, Mandolin, Guitar, Percussion, Backing Vocals Adrianna Thurber – Violin, Percussion, Backing Vocals Jimmy Roberts – Saxophone Julia Thornton – Percussion, Harp Matt O’Connor – Drums, Percussion Becca Kotte – Backing Vocals, Percussion Amanda Miller – Backing Vocals, sion Holly Brewer – Backing vocals, Percussion COLOR NTSC Approx.112min.