Sir Rod Stewart calls off remaining tour dates after coronary stent procedure
Sir Rod Stewart will be unable to continue his “One Last Time” farewell tour following a coronary stent procedure, a representative for the singer confirmed, after postponing and cancelling a few performances.
Roderick Stewart, the renowned British singer-songwriter, has cancelled the remaining dates of his "One Last Time" farewell tour due to a coronary stent procedure, according to a representative for the artist. The announcement came after several performances were postponed or cancelled. Stewart initially pulled out of a Tuesday night show at Rocket Arena in Cleveland, followed by a cancellation of his Sunday concert in Cincinnati at Riverbend Music Centre.
The Riverbend venue cited an "unforeseen but minor medical procedure requiring prompt attention" as the reason for the postponement. Earlier this year, Stewart also cancelled several dates in Las Vegas and San Diego. Following a thorough medical examination, it was confirmed that Stewart successfully underwent a routine coronary stent procedure.
His publicist released a statement expressing satisfaction with his recovery, noting that the singer is doing very well and has resumed his normal daily activities. However, due to the advice of his doctors, Stewart plans to take a four-week break to recuperate and regain full fitness before resuming his stage performances. Regrettably, this means he will be unable to fulfill the remaining commitments on his ongoing tour.
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