Rod Stewart will reunite with former Faces bandmates for a one-off charity concert to benefit Prostate Cancer UK. The gig, for which Rod will be joined by surviving members Ronnie Wood and Kenney Jones, goes down at the Hurtwood Park Polo Club in Ewhurst, Surrey, on September 5.
"This year is the 40th anniversary since the Faces parted ways, so it's about time we got together for a jam!" said Stewart on his website.
"Being in the Faces back in the day was a whirlwind of madness, but my God, it was beyond brilliant. We are pleased to be able to support Prostate Cancer U.K."
Ronnie Lane, the band's former bassist, died in 1997, while keyboardist Ian McLagan died last December.
Wood said, "Getting back on stage with the lads playing 'Stay with Me' and other favourites will be a blast and will make this a very special night. Being in The Faces was a mad and brilliant time for all of us and although we don't have Ronnie and Mac with us anymore this is our chance to remember them and say 'Had Me a Real Good Time.'"
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