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Rod Stewart Cancels Vegas Shows Due to Sinus Infection
31 May
Summary
- Rod Stewart canceled two Las Vegas shows due to a sinus infection.
- He is on vocal rest and hopes to return to the stage next week.
- Stewart previously canceled shows last year due to illness, including the flu.
Rock legend Sir Rod Stewart, aged 81, has regretfully canceled his scheduled Las Vegas performances for May 29 and 30 due to a sinus infection. His representative confirmed that Stewart is adhering to his doctor's advice for vocal rest and is slated to resume his residency shows at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace beginning June 2.
Stewart expressed his apologies to his fans, stating his intention to recover and return soon for future shows, both in Las Vegas and on his summer tour. This latest health concern follows a similar incident last June when he had to reschedule a Las Vegas gig due to illness. He also battled influenza A last year, which significantly impacted his health.
The singer is currently undertaking his "One Last Time" tour across North America, which has been billed as his final large-scale world tour. He clarified in a 2025 interview that he is not retiring but concluding extensive touring of this magnitude.
