Featuring support from Richard Marx at Jones Beach on July 31. This current tour, which first launched in 2024, is being billed as Stewart's very last large trek.
"I still enjoy what I'm doing. I love it," the singer recently told People. "You can tell it's written all over my face. Absolutely love it, but all things have to come to an end."
He clarified that he still has plenty of plans.
"I'm supposed to be doing a country album," he continued, "and I'm halfway through doing an original album."
1. 'Every Picture Tells a Story' (1971)
Stewart's third album is the one he'll always be remembered for. Arriving during his time in Faces, Every Picture Tells a Story only features the group on one key song, and they would be pushed more and more toward the sidelines after this LP. The rest includes bandmates that would help shape the next several years of Stewart's career and songs that would become set-list staples: the title track, "Mandolin Wind," "Reason to Believe" and "Maggie May," a worldwide No. 1. The album was also a chart-topper, setting Stewart on the path to one of the decade's biggest starts. It's Stewart's best and a timeless classic.