United Kingdom, May 15 -- Francis Rossi is "scared s***less" of running out of money.

The Status Quo rocker, who turns 76 later this month, has no plans to retire from making music or performing live because he is "constantly" worried about his financial security.

He told The Guardian newspaper: "The thing that worries me constantly is: will I have enough money if I stop now and there's no more income? I'm scared s***less of that."

And Francis doesn't know what he would do without music.

He admitted: "I don't know what else to do. I'm obsessed by it all, and I just keep going."

The 'Whatever You Want' hitmaker initially formed his group, who were first known as The Paladins and then The Spectres, with Alan Lancaster in 1962 while sti...