Rod Stewart's son Alastair hits Glasgow with pals for 19th birthday bash

Rod Stewart's son Alastair hit up Glasgow for his 19th birthday celebrations.

The son of the 'Do Ya Think I'm Sexy?' pop veteran travelled to Scotland by private jet, watched his dad's beloved Hoops at Celtic Park, before hitting city centre German venue Wunderbar.

Rod, 79, took to Instagram to wish Alastair a happy birthday, saying: "Happy birthday my bhoy". Alastair towered over dad Rod, who was stood beside him alongside all his friends as they posed for a photo outside the plane earlier this week, as reported by the Daily Record.

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The group sported suits and ties, with Alastair sporting a fur jacket. Alastair and his friends, sporting masks of Alastair's face, enjoyed a meal at Anchor Line before going for a round of darts in at Flight Club on George Street.

The now 19-year-old shared some video snippets of the boys getting competitive as the drinks continued flowing. On Wednesday night, Alastair posted more updates on his Instagram page at the Hoops game before having a drink in popular city centre venue, Wunderbar.

The boys were sporting their green and white scarves at the game. Rod caught up with talkSPORT ahead of Celtic's Champions League clash against Club Brugge, and Rod was left red-faced when Alastair stepped in to correct him over a hilarious blunder.

Rod said: "It's my boy's 17th birthday and five of his mates have flown in from Italy because he wants to show them what a real football stadium sounds like so I'm taking them up to Glasgow for the day."

After Alastair then corrected him off air, the dad-of-eight added: "Oh I wish I was dead, he's just said it's his 19th birthday. I couldn't name one of my children's birthdays, it's disgusting. But I love them all and they know Dad's a little forgetful."

Earlier this week, Rod was announced for 2025's Glastonbury 'legends' slot, 23 years after his last performance there. He expressed his excitement about the upcoming show, stating he's "proud, ready and more than able to pleasure and titillate my friends at Glastonbury" come next June.

This announcement follows Stewart's recent revelation that he plans to retire from "large-scale world tours" by the end of 2025.

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