The 77-year-old watched Celtics impressive 4-2 win against Dundee United before lending a helping hand to staff after the game ended.
Sir Rod Stewart left fans stunned after he was spotted giving a helping hand to security at Parkhead stadium tonight.
The Do Ya Think I'm Sexy singer will be honoured at the iconic Barrowland Ballrooms in Glasgow at the Nordoff Robbins fundraiser which is sponsored by Specsavers. The rockstar is joined by the likes of Paolo Nutini, Gerry Cinnamon, Wet Leg, Craig Logan and Rhianne Downey in being nominated for an accolade.
"This will be undoubtedly, an emotional evening for me, I just wish my dear old Dad was here to enjoy it. Thank you so much everyone.”
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