The Maggie May singer enjoyed some spooky get-together with pals.
Sir Rod Stewart got into the spirit of Halloween by hosting a whisky-fuelled get-together with his mates.
The rocker shared a clip of the boozy bash, where he could be singing and dancing with his wife Penny Lancaster and their friends at The Ned in London. Rod's pals including Michael Flatley and Scots musician Johnny Mac were there on the night as Rod donned a tartan blazer and took to the stage to entertain as always.One wrote: "Wow! Invite me next please Sir!"Elsewhere Penny and Rod even tucked into some Halloween grub before their party as Penny shared an orange stuffed pepper which was carved like a pumpkin.
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