Rod Stewart's 'One Last Time' Farewell Tour Paused Due to Medical Procedure
Sir Rod Stewart has had to put a halt to his "One Last Time" farewell tour due to a coronary stent procedure. The singer had to cancel a few performances, including one in Cleveland and another in Cincinnati, as a result of this medical issue. Stewart had previously canceled shows in Las Vegas and San Diego earlier in the year. After undergoing a routine coronary stent procedure, Stewart's doctors are pleased with his recovery, and he is now focusing on recuperating for the next four weeks before returning to the stage. Unfortunately, this means that he will not be able to continue with his current tour dates. Information about affected performances will be shared by the respective promoters and venues.
The 81-year-old singer was set to perform until September 3 in North America, with shows scheduled in Las Vegas and Mexico. Despite the setback, Stewart expressed gratitude for the care he received from medical professionals and apologized to his fans for missing the upcoming shows. He is looking forward to getting back on stage and entertaining his fans once he has fully recovered.