Rod Stewart boo for saluting Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky at Germany gig

Rod Stewart was lately booed at his gig in Germany over saluting Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.

Whereas acting at Leipzig’s Quarterback Immobilien Enviornment on Friday (June 14), the British rocker had the Ukrainian flag projected onto the big display screen behind him. Fan footage shot of the gig captured loud boos from followers the second pictures of Zelensky flashed up on the display screen.

Stewart has been a vocal supporter of Ukraine since Russia launched their invasion on the nation in 2022. Following the boos from the gang, the singer went on to carry out his 1991 observe ‘Rhythm of My Coronary heart’, which he has known as his anti-war track and has beforehand devoted to Kyiv in latest live shows.

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Rod Stewart confirmed the Ukrainian flag and an image of Zelensky,the gang loudly booed and whistled.
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Based on The Independent, Stewart informed the PA information company: “I've supported the Ukrainian folks all through this warfare.

“From arranging for members of my household to take provides to the nation, to renting a home within the UK for a Ukrainian household, in addition to using two Ukrainians as a part of my touring crew. So sure, I do help Zelensky and the folks of Ukraine, and I'll proceed to take action.”

He continued: “Putin have to be stopped. I’m having the time of my life taking part in for German audiences, sharing some particular recollections, and I’m wanting ahead to taking part in my remaining dates right here.”

In different Rod Stewart information, earlier this 12 months, the singer bought his again catalogue for near $100million (£79.3million).

The British music legend reached an settlement with Irving Azoff’s Iconic Artists, which means the corporate now owns his publishing catalogue, recorded music and a stake of Stewart’s likeness and picture rights.