Rod Stewart postpones concert at last minute due to ‘medical procedure’
Rod Stewart also cancelled a gig in Cleveland less than 24 hours after postponing his Sunday night gig due to doctors telling the singer 'to rest for at least 48 hours.'
Renowned British rock musician Rod Stewart abruptly canceled his upcoming show in Cincinnati on Sunday night due to a minor medical procedure, according to a statement released ahead of the performance. The 81-year-old artist was set to perform at Riverbend Music Center as part of his One Last Time tour, but the venue announced the postponement on Facebook, citing the need for prompt attention from the procedure.
Stewart is expected to recover quickly and return to Cincinnati for the rescheduled date, which will be communicated on Tuesday. The musician also canceled a show in Cleveland the following day, as doctors advised him to rest for at least 48 hours. A subsequent statement from Rocket Arena explained that Stewart's performance was canceled due to the medical concerns, and that refunds were available at the point of purchase.
Despite facing multiple cancellations and rescheduling issues recently, Stewart has been touring with his One Last Time tour for the past year and has two more shows scheduled in Iowa and Kansas City before returning to Las Vegas for his Encore Shows residency.
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