Sir Rod Stewart, 78, performs with four female guitarists on stage in Spain

Sir Rod Stewart performed on stage with four female guitarists at Cap Roig Festival in Spain on Friday as he mirrored Robert Palmer’s hit track, Addicted To Love. 

The rocker, 78, was joined by the stunning women, clad in black blazer dresses and opaque stockings. 

Robert, passed away aged 54 in 2003, and was known for his smooth image and immaculately suited appearance. He had his first UK number one with the 1986 song. 

The record earned him a Grammy and the video, featuring an all-female band made up of black-clad models, became an enduring image of the 80s. 

Taking to the stage on Sir Rod sported a typically flamboyant ensemble consisting of a metallic zebra print jacket and an open shirt. 

Performance: The rocker was joined by the stunning women, clad in black blazer dresses and opaque stockings

Throwback: Robert, passed away aged 54 in 2003 , and was known for his smooth image and immaculately suited appearance. He had his first UK number one with the 1986 song

He topped his look off with a pair of pin striped jeans and a pearl necklace for the energetic concert. 

Robert’s other hits included She Makes My Day, I Didn’t Mean To Turn You On, and I’ll Be Your Baby Tonight.

He also enjoyed success in the 80s with The Power Station, the rock group he formed with Duran Duran’s John and Andy Taylor and Chic drummer Tony Thompson.

Earlier this week, Sir Rod surprised fans by bringing his 94-year-old sister Mary on stage as he wrapped his UK tour in Edinburgh.

The rocker performed in the Scottish city last week and decided to bring his sister up in front of the crowd as he sung his 1975 track Sailing.

In a clip shared online by a fan, Sir Rod is seen performing in a black sequinned jacket which he wore over a black shirt with white stripes.

His sister is then seen walking up to him and placing a white sailor’s hat with a black peak on his head.

Introducing her, he said: ‘This is my sister! 94!’

Slick: Taking to the stage on Sir Rod sported a typically flamboyant ensemble consisting of a metallic zebra print jacket and an open shirt

Stylish: He topped his look off with a pair of pin striped jeans and a pearl necklace for the energetic concert

Mary could be seen waving to the audience as she stood with her arm around her younger sibling.

Sir Rod was seen holding the Royal Banner of Scotland flag as he entertained his fans. 

The singer later told the Mirror it was a joy to be in Edinburgh with his sister, adding: ‘At 94, she’s on a rock’n’roll stage and loving it. She has and continues to teach me about life.’

Sir Rod’s two performances at Edinburgh Castle last week were the last of his UK tour.

He is the youngest child of Robert Stewart and Elsie Gilbart and his two brothers and two sisters were born in Scotland before his family moved to London, which was where he was born.

His older brothers Don and Bob died last year at the ages of 94 and 88 respectively.

Family affair: Earlier this week, Sir Rod surprised fans by bringing his 94-year-old sister Mary on stage as he wrapped his UK tour in Edinburgh