Rod Stewart Cancels Cincinnati Show Due to Health Issues
Previously purchased tickets will be honored as rescheduling begins after Stewart underwent a minor medical procedure, organizers said.
- On Sunday, August 9, 81-year-old Rod Stewart postponed his concert at Cincinnati's Riverbend Music Center due to a 'minor medical procedure,' with rescheduling updates expected on Tuesday.
- The cancellation interrupts Stewart's 'One Last Time' tour, billed as his final large-scale concert series, though organizers confirmed previously purchased tickets will be honored for rescheduled dates.
- Health issues have plagued the tour previously: on June 19 in West Valley City, Utah, Stewart required oxygen mid-performance, and on June 12 he canceled a San Diego show citing 'acute upper respiratory infection.'
- Despite the postponement, Stewart's next performance remains scheduled for Tuesday, August 11, at Rocket Arena in Cleveland, as he continues touring North America through mid-September.
- In May, Stewart indicated his current tour and 2027 U.K. dates could end his touring career, telling TalkSPORT, 'I'll have to do something new and come on your show more often.
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The cancellation took place on the day of the planned concert in Cincinnati. The performance should be made up for.
Sir Rod Stewart Cancels Second Live Show In A Week After 'Minor Medical Procedure'
Rod Stewart on stage in August 2025Sir Rod Stewart has pulled out of two live shows in the space of a week on medical grounds.The 81-year-old crooner had been booked to perform in Cincinnati, Ohio on Sunday night, but postponed the show that morning “due to an unforeseen but minor medical procedure that required prompt attention”.In a statement posted by the venue, it was said that “rescheduling is currently underway”, and that Sir Rod is “expec…
The 81-year-old rock legend, who had canceled a series of appearances throughout the year, underwent medical surgery.
Rod Stewart had to cancel another concert at short notice. According to information, the 81-year-old had to undergo a "small medical procedure".
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