Rod Stewart's 'One Last Time' Tour Concert in Chula Vista Canceled Due to Sinus Infection: Refund Information and Updates
Rod Stewart's "One Last Time" tour concert at Chula Vista's North Island Credit Union Amphitheatre was unexpectedly canceled just 40 minutes before the scheduled start time. The reason for the cancellation was a sinus infection that the singer was battling, according to Live Nation, the concert's promoter. No new date has been set for what was supposed to be Stewart's final performance in the area.
In an online statement, Live Nation announced that Rod Stewart was advised by doctors not to perform due to a recurrence of the sinus infection he had been dealing with. Ticketmaster will automatically refund tickets purchased through their platform, while those who bought tickets from third-party resellers like StubHub, SeatGeek, or VividSeats will need to contact the reseller for refunds.
Despite the sudden cancellation, Stewart had received high praise for his recent sold-out concert at the Hollywood Bowl, where his iconic raspy voice was still in top form. This unexpected turn of events marks the second time Stewart has canceled a San Diego performance at the last minute, with a similar incident occurring during his 1989 "Out of Order" tour.
Fans who were looking forward to seeing Rod Stewart perform in Chula Vista will have to wait for any updates on a rescheduled date. The singer's health remains a top priority, and his team is working to ensure that he can return to the stage when he is fully recovered.