Rod Stewart is showing no signs of slowing down. The 79-year old crooner continues his world tour, recently collaborated with Jools Holland on “Swing Fever,” and says “retirement” is not in his vocabulary.

Legendary rock star and singer-songwriter Rod Stewart, 78, is living life to the fullest as a cancer survivor. He was recently pictured in Spain with 14 members of his family, including his third wife Penny Lancaster, 52, and seven of his eight children.

Rest assured, Rod Stewart does not have any plans to give up rock n’ roll for good. On Wednesday (June 21), the icon cleared up rumors regarding his retirement from the genre, in light of his recent statements that he wanted “to leave the rock ‘n’ roll stuff behind, for a while” in an interview with BBC Breakfast.

"I was put on this earth to be a singer and will keep doing so for as long as the good Lord lets me." Stewart, who is set to play a series of shows across the globe this summer, confirmed that he will still be performing all of his legendary hits "as advertised for the U.K., U.S., South America, and Vegas and into 2024, but no retirement as such."

Rod Stewart is returning to Las Vegas this week for his residency engagement, and the celebrated singer is opening up to ET about some changes to the new show and how he's managed to get healthier than he's ever been at 77.