Rod Stewart Postpones Concerts Due to 'Minor Medical Procedure'

What Happened

British singer Rod Stewart, 81, postponed his Sunday concert at the Riverbend Music Center in Cincinnati, Ohio, due to an "unforeseen but minor medical procedure that required prompt attention." The concert was part of his "One Last Time" tour. Subsequently, his Tuesday performance at Rocket Arena in Cleveland, Ohio, was also cancelled. Doctors advised Stewart to rest for at least 48 hours following a period of monitoring.

Background

Stewart has cancelled multiple shows in recent months. These include a Niagara Falls, Ontario, concert due to aircraft issues, and Las Vegas shows in May due to a sinus infection. He also reportedly needed an oxygen tank mid-show in June.

Key Facts

• Rod Stewart postponed his Ohio concert in Cincinnati on Sunday due to a "minor medical procedure."
• The Riverbend Music Center in Cincinnati announced the postponement, stating rescheduling information would follow on Tuesday.
• Stewart also cancelled a concert scheduled for Tuesday, August 11th, in Cleveland, Ohio.
• Doctors advised Stewart to rest for at least 48 hours.
• Previously purchased tickets for the Cincinnati show will be honored for the rescheduled date.
• Refunds are available for the Cleveland concert.
• Stewart's next scheduled performance is at the Iowa State Fair on Friday.