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Rod Stewart’s Fans will have to wait longer to have a chance to see a concert of Rock Legends.
The iconic singer canceled his next six performances due to his ongoing battle with the flu.
“I have to cancel and reschedule my next six concerts as I continue to recover from the flu,” Stewart wrote in an Instagram statement.
Rod Stewart cancels doctor orders for second concert
Rod Stewart, 80, delayed six performances while fighting the flu. (Christopher Polk/Pensk via Getty Image)
“I’m sorry, my friends. I’m frustrated for any inconvenience that has been brought to my fans.”
this 80-year-old Crooner Continue to express regret for the cancellation and notice how much he values his loyal fans.
“I’ll be back on the stage and see you soon,” Stewart assured his fans, signing his message, “Mr. Rhode.”
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Stewart is scheduled to perform in Glastonbury later this month.
The singer’s recent cancellation of the show “I told you recently” has raised concerns about whether he’s performing enough after several delays.
Stewart’s performance in Glastonbury will mark his first performance at the festival in two decades. (Roberts Ghost/Redferns)
Stewart’s performance in Glastonbury will be his first time in Music Festival In more than twenty years.
“I am very happy to announce that I will play Glastonbury 2025! Over the years, I’ve been proud, ready, and able to take the stage again to enjoy and appreciate my friend in Glastonbury in June. I’ll see you there!” He wrote on X before, formerly known as Twitter.
The “Forever Young” singer became a festival in 2002.
Earlier this week, Stewart canceled his performance at the Roman Contest at Caesar’s Palace by the doctor’s order.
Stewart accuses of canceling lingering illness.
Stewart had previously canceled his Atletico at Caesars Palace by the doctor’s order. (Sam Tabone/Wireimage)
He also canceled his performance during his stay in Vegas due to health issues.
“I regret to have to cancel my show at the Colosseum at Caesars Palace on June 5,” Stewart shared online. “My doctor ordered more rest when I recovered from the flu. Thank you for your love and understanding.”
Last weekend, the “Maggie May May” singer told fans that he would be unable to perform, hours before he planned to take the stage.
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Stewart revealed that in the second half of last year, he took a step back from the stage the following year. (Samir Hussein/Wireimage)
“I’m sorry to tell you that I’m not feeling well,” Stewart wrote. “The performance of the Atletico de Rome at Caesar’s Palace has been rescheduled until June 10.” “Your tickets are valid for the new date.”
Stewart revealed that in the second half of last year, he took a step back from the stage the following year.
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“This will be the end of a massive world trip for me, but I don’t want to retire,” he said in a statement on social media. “I love my job and I will do what I love.”
“I’m healthy, full-haired and can run 100 meters in 18 seconds at the happy age of 79.”
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Tracy Wright from Fox News Digital contributed to the report.
