Recognising the power music has in bringing people together, New Zealand rallied the help of rock music icon Rod Stewart, to unite voices around the world virtually with a special performance of his hit song, Sailing, exclusively at the 36th America’s Cup in New Zealand.
Performing exclusively for Rock The Dock, a musical initiative to kick off the 36th America’s Cup in Auckland, New Zealand, international audiences can catch Sir Rod Stewart and sing along with the musical legend at 7.00am IST on Saturday, 13th March, by heading over to the offical website of New Zealand. Stewart will be performing Sailing, his inspiration ballad that soared the charts in 1975, on the importance of home and being with loved ones.
With the 36th America’s Cup initially set to be New Zealand’s opportunity to welcome visitors from all over the world, 100% Pure New Zealand saw an opportunity to send a message of unity and togetherness to not only America’s Cup attendees and competitors, but also to friends and whānau (family) around the world, no matter where they are.
The iconic rocker had a message for kiwis, rallying them to sing along with him wherever they are in a show of unity and support for the teams and their fans around the world.
“I’m excited to be performing for the America’s Cup in New Zealand and Sailing is the perfect fit. With fans being unable to travel, I’m hoping that this special performance will remind us that we’re all in this together,” Says Sir Rod Stewart.
The bespoke performance will celebrate the beginning of racing in Auckland, as New Zealanders around the country tune in to witness the spectacle of the 36th America’s Cup, and surrounding excitement.
Event:
Rock the Dock, featuring Rod Stewart.
Saturday, 13th March, 7 am (IST)