Faces

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Rod Stewart pulled out of his scheduled performance with his old band, The Faces, at the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame last night [April 14] after contracting 'flu. It would have been the first time the surviving members have played live in public since Stewart was awarded the Lifetime Achievement honour at the Brit awards in 1993. But in a joint statement with organisers, Stewart said he was "absolutely devastated" to be missing out. Simply Red man Mick Hucknall stood in for Stewart when the Faces play a short set at the ceremony.

Rod Stewart will rejoin The Faces for a one-off performance at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame on April 14, when the band are being inducted. Stewart will sing live with the band for the first time in 19 years next month at the event in Cleveland, Ohio according to The Faces' drummer Kenney Jones. It is the first time the surviving members have played live in public since Stewart was awarded the Lifetime Achievement honour at the Brit awards in 1993.

'Putting Ketchup in The Fridge'/'How Do You Sit Still' can be listened to on YouTube

Retired cameraman comes forward with rare film

The band will be inducted into the Hall of Fame in April 2012

Hear the pair's new track 'Fall Creek Boys Choir' now

Band captured in soundcheck by fans

Stewart to be replaced by Mick Hucknall for reunion gigs

Red Hot Chili Peppers bassist Flea has joined the group too