Rod Stewart and Ron Wood Reunite Onstage, Stewart Praises King Charles, Slams Trump

On May 11, 2026, Rod Stewart and Ron Wood reunited onstage at the Royal Albert Hall as part of the King's Trust Celebration concert. They performed 'Ooh La La' and 'Good Rockin' Tonight' with Jools Holland & His Rhythm and Blues Orchestra. Wood handled most of the vocals on 'Ooh La La,' while Stewart took the lead on 'Good Rockin' Tonight.'

Prior to the performance, Stewart was caught on an open mic praising King Charles' recent address to Congress and criticizing Donald Trump. According to USA TODAY, Stewart said, 'Hello Sir, may I say well done with the Americans. You were superb, absolutely superb. You put that little ratbag in his place.'

The King's Trust, established in 1976, supports young individuals in England facing economic challenges. The concert also featured performances by Rita Ora, Craig David, and Anne-Marie, with appearances by George and Amal Clooney.

Stewart and Wood, along with drummer Kenney Jones, have been considering a Faces reunion album for years. Jones mentioned in an interview that they've recorded 11 songs, with a potential release next year.

They performed 'Ooh La La' and 'Good Rockin' Tonight'.

It is an organization founded by King Charles in 1976 to support young people facing economic uncertainty.

Stewart referred to Trump as a 'little ratbag' and praised King Charles for putting him 'in his place'.

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