Rod Woodward

Rod Woodward is a comedian from Wales, described by Peter Kay as “a young Dave Allen.” He has been in huge demand on the corporate circuit for many years, with recent successes gaining him much wider public awareness.  Rod regularly tours the UK and is often seen at the Edinburgh Fringe.

He also supported Paddy McGuinness on his 110-night nationwide tour and appeared with Russell Brand at St. David’s Hall, Cardiff. Rod was named Best Newcomer and then won the BBC comedy competition, Funny Business.

Rod Woodward comedian is an award winning, Cardiff-born, stand-up comic who performed at Planet Hollywood in Las Vegas before Joe Calzaghe’s super fight with Bernard Hopkins. His song ‘Delilah – the Calzaghe remix’ proved a big hit with Joe’s travelling army of fans. To celebrate Cardiff City reaching the FA Cup final, Rod wrote and performed a comedy song ‘Do The Ayatollah’. This was backed by more than 100 Bluebirds fans. Set to the tune of the Macarena and recorded at Shabbey Road Studios, Caerphilly. It was a run-away success with more than 250,000 hits on You Tube. It was featured on network radio and television shows, including Soccer AM and GMTV.

Comedian Michael McIntyre said “We love Rod Woodward!”.

Rod became one of the very few performers ever to be invited back to the Royal Variety Performance. This was after his first performance in 2014. Rod then brought the house down for a second time in 2018 and this time he was in the presence of Harry and Meghan.

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