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Rod Stewart, 80, Shots Whisky and Jokes He's 'Still Growing Up' as He Plays His 200th Vegas Residency Show

Rod Stewart, 80, took to the stage for his 200th Las Vegas residency show at Caesars Palace on Wednesday, March 12. The music icon celebrated the milestone with a shot of his own Wolfie's Whisky as he played his biggest hits and sang a collection of covers.

On Wednesday, March, 12, the Rock & Roll Hall of Famer, 80, kicked off his limited “The Encore Shows” residency at Caesars Palace with a mix of huge hits, fan favorites and tunes he just loves. Throughout the 100-minute show, Stewart, 80, naturally belted out songs such as "Forever Young," "Da Ya Think I'm Sexy?" and "Tonight's the Night," but he also tapped into some deeper cuts like 1971’s "Mandolin Wind," embraced several swing songs and sang a bevy of covers, including tracks by Harold Melvin & the Blue Notes, Cat Stevens and John Fogerty.

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