Brandon enjoys a balmy summer evening and Rod Stewart provides the best musical entertainment

There are six more concerts left on Sir Rod Stewart's North American tour – then the singer can enjoy a four-week break before returning to Caesars Palace in Las Vegas in September, probably for the last time.
Until then, however, the 80-year-old is giving it his all on stages across North America, as he did last night in Brandon at the amphitheatre in the small town in the state of Mississippi.
Around 8,500 fans turned up, the arena was sold out, and the audience was already in high spirits thanks to Cheap Trick, who opened the evening.
When Sir Rod took to the stage and kicked off his approximately two-hour show with his rock hits ‘Infatuation’ and ‘Tonight I'm Yours,’ the atmosphere in the open-air arena reached fever pitch.
The online news portal Brandon042 was also there and noted: ‘Rod thrilled the sold-out Brandon Amphitheatre with a 20-song set list.’
No one stayed in their seats, as the magazine noted. ‘Many of the visitors sang along enthusiastically to every song,’ wrote Brandon042. ‘The place was packed to the rafters and it was a wonderful experience for everyone on a beautiful summer evening.’
Indeed, Sir Rod and his band once again delivered music at its finest and made the time fly by.
Too quickly for some fans, who would have liked a little more, but who ultimately went home completely thrilled. Melinda Atwood summed it up for many: ‘Probably the best concert I've ever seen at the Brandon Amphitheatre, and I've seen some very good ones.’ Kim Wavrin added: ‘Best concert I've ever seen. What a wonderful evening!’
Many other concertgoers echoed these comments, with Mary Brown also emphasising Rod's age: ‘He did a great job, this man is already 80 years old, it's hard to believe.’