Rob Caudill’s Tribute to Rod Stewart “Tonight’s The Night”

People stop Rob Caudill in airports for autographs. They stare at him in restaurants. And when he struts on stage, women scream themselves hoarse. Why? Because Caudill is a dead-on Rod Stewart Impersonator. He's got the high-definition jawline, the shock of spiky blonde hair, but most importantly, he has the nose. Vocally, his distinctive, naturally raspy voice sounds like the legendary Stewart, and his range easily nails every high note from Stewart's younger days. So, it's no surprise this singer has carved out a career recreating Rod Stewart. From kicking out soccer balls to spinning mic stands, to belting out all of Rod's greatest hits - Caudill's high energy show is a must-see event for people of all ages. When Rob was just seventeen, people started telling him that he looked like Rod Stewart - a phrase Rob would hear repeatedly from almost everyone he met for the rest of his life. He began his musical career after graduating high school and moving to Memphis, TN to study music at MSU. 

 

In 1996, he realized he couldn't escape the remarkable natural resemblance to Rod Stewart, so he heeded the advice of Joe Walsh and began his tribute career. Rob put down his bass, bought some wild clothing and diligently studied lots of Rod's videos, vocals, and mannerisms.

 

Rob performs all over the world, mesmerizing crowds with his amazing vocals and high energy portrayal of ROD. Rob appears regularly in the longest running Las Vegas based tribute show, “Legends In Concert.” He also produces his own tribute show ~ “Tonight’s The Night,” a dazzling production that often features Rod Stewart’s former sax player Katja Rieckermann on saxophone.