‘90s Rocker Gavin Rossdale, 60, Shocks Fans With Fit Physique While Rocking Onstage
Gavin Rossdale, the lead singer of the '90s band Bush, is getting social media riled up with his fit physique.
The English musician, 60, who rose to stardom with his rock band thanks to songs like "Glycerine" and "Machinehead," later married and divorced Gwen Stefani. While he's also pursued non-music endeavors, like his popular cooking show, Dinner with Gavin Rossdale, the star still loves to rock out onstage. But during a new appearance on Friday at Rock am Ring 2026 at the Nürburgring in Nürburg, Germany, the musician went viral for another reason: his muscular physique. While performing onstage, Rossdale's jacked body garnered plenty of attention from social media and beyond.
Rossdale Walked His Daughter Down the Aisle
Rossdale may be a heartthrob, but he's also a proud father. Last year, he walked his daughter Daisy Lowe down the aisle at her wedding to fiancé Jordan Saul. Joined on the other side of his daughter by her stepfather, Danny Goffey, the entire group looked overjoyed for the wonderful occasion, which took place in a Somerset meadow.
Photos of the big event were shared on Instagram by Daisy's mother, Pearl Lowe.
"Daisy & Jordan's wedding part two! Daisy wore @viviennewestwood & we designed the bridesmaids dresses, which were handmade by my seamstresses in Somerset! The ushers wore @percival_menswear pink suits & @dannygoffeyofficial wore an @oliverspencer cream suit I was in a vintage @miumiu dress Make up @code8beauty hair @chelsea_huntley 💘 Photos @leowedphoto."
Firing it Up in the Kitchen
While Rossdale is most famous as a musician, he's making waves with Dinner With Gavin Rossdale, a cooking show on Vizio's WatchFree+ platform. An avid home cook, Rossdale said he was looking for a job where he could stay home with his younger kids, whom he shares with ex Gwen Stefani. But he also notes that the food is more about getting people to open up for a good discussion.
"The food is absolutely second place - maybe third place," he told the Los Angeles Times. "People refer to it as a cooking show, but it's really an interview show. I can't stand someone giving me a plate of food, then poring over it: ‘What do you think?' The food just disarms people."
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This story was originally published June 6, 2026 at 4:01 PM.