Rod Stewart Cancels US Concerts Due to Lingering Flu: Updates on Rescheduled Shows and Future Tour Plans
Rod Stewart has had to cancel a series of concerts in the US due to lingering flu, affecting shows in Nevada and California. He expressed his apologies to fans and assured them that he will reschedule the performances. The 80-year-old singer has been advised by his doctor to take more rest as he continues to recover from the flu, which led to the cancellation of two concerts in Las Vegas. Despite his health struggles, he remains committed to his One Last Time Tour and is set to perform at Glastonbury later this month. Stewart, who received a lifetime achievement award at the AMAs in May, has been taking precautions to preserve his voice, including wearing a lanyard with a message indicating vocal rest. While he has no plans to retire, he has announced that his 2025 shows will mark the end of his large-scale world tours, with a focus on smaller, more intimate venues.