Sir Rod Stewart pulls out of second gig amid health concers
The Celtic-daft rocker was scheduled to perform at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace tonight, June 5.
However, he announced on Instagram that he would be unable to take to the stage after being advised by doctors to continue resting as he recovers from the flu.
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In a heartfelt message to fans, Sir Rod wrote: "I'm awfully sorry to have to cancel my show June 5th at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace," he explained.
"My doctor ordered a bit more rest while I recover from the flu.
"Thanks for your love and understanding. Rob."
Supportive messages quickly filled the comments section, with many fans wishing him a speedy recovery.
One wrote: 'Get well Sir Rod! That's most important."
Another added: 'Take care Sir Roderick and have a great recovery! Sending you positive vibes.'
However, not everyone was understanding. A number of disappointed fans expressed frustration, particularly those who had made extensive travel plans to see him live.
One fan lamented: 'Oh no! This is the second time I've purchased tickets to see you in Vegas, and both shows have been cancelled. I guess it's not meant to be."
Another commented: "Sorry you were sick. But this was hard. We can't come back. Have to be in LA. Our 51st anniversary. And our friends' 1st anniversary. Soooo sad!!"
A third shared: 'Sorry you're ill, Rod, but mightily disappointed as we travelled from the UK to see you.'
This cancellation comes just days after the Glasgow Times reported that the Maggie May singer pulled out of a scheduled show at the same venue, later rescheduling it for June 10.
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Despite these setbacks, Sir Rod has no plans to slow down. His 2025 tour remains full, with major international stops planned—including a much-anticipated performance at Glastonbury.
In a recent interview, he revealed that touring continues to give him purpose and energy.
He said: "I enjoy going out on tour now more than I've ever done at this ripe old age of 80.
"I'm doing seven concerts in Vegas, and then I'm everywhere around the world.
"It keeps me fit. You've got to be fit to do it. "I would probably die if I didn't do it. I have seen so many guys who have to give up their careers and retire, and they have got nothing to wake up in the morning for.
"I don't know what they do with themselves. They must get up and go 'What do I do today? Down the betting shop? Have a drink?' I don't know."
Sir Rod's fans will be hoping for his speedy recovery and return to the stage, where he continues to entertain and inspire after more than five decades in music.
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