Rod Stewart at St Pancras: Rocker surprises commuters with performance with Jools Holland amid new album

Rod Stewart and Jools Holland surprised commuters at the busy train station with an impromptu gig on Tuesday (November 5).

Londoners travelling through St Pancras International on Tuesday may have spotted Sir Rod Stewart and Jools Holland jamming out together.

The duo put on a surprise performance for commuters at the train station amid the release of their upcoming collaborative album.

An 18-piece band and backing singers joined Stewart and Holland at the busy commuter spot as they performed a few tracks from their joint record Swing Fever, which is set to be released in February.

Unsurprisingly, crowds were quick to form around as the Da Ya Think I'm Sexy? hitmaker and the legendary pianist performed in the station’s main Arcade in front of the festive St Pancras Christmas tree.

In a video shared by the musical pair on Instagram showing their St Pancras performance, passersby and even station staff were seen grooving along to the track Almost In Love.

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