Sir Rod Stewart’s announcement sent shockwaves through his fanbase as news broke about his latest Las Vegas show being canceled. The iconic singer, known for his hit “Maggie May,” revealed via social media that he’s feeling unwell and has had to reschedule his performance at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace to June 10. He reassured fans that their tickets would remain valid for the new date.
In a heartfelt message shared on Instagram and X, formerly Twitter, Rod expressed his regre“I am sorry to inform you that I’m not feeling well and my show tonight is being rescheduled.†Fans flocked to offer their support, with one user commenting, “So sorry to hear. Please feel better and get well soon. I don’t have a ticket and can’t afford one and you’re not close enough for me to see you in concert. But I do love your music.â€Â
Support poured in, with fans expressing their concern. One wrote, “Sending prayers your way brother,†while another added, “Hope you’re okay, sir.†For some, the news hit hard. One devastated fan shared, “Hope you feel better soon; traveled from the UK especially to see the show tonight. Gutted is an understatement.â€Â
Rod Stewart’s health has been a concern over the years. Having battled cancer twice, he was diagnosed with thyroid cancer in May 2000, leading to surgery on his throat that forced him to relearn how to sing. Then, in 2017, he faced another blow with prostate cancer but was fortunate enough to receive the all-clear.
Despite his rocky health history, he maintains a positive outlook and a zest for life. Rod still dreams big, even training on a private track to beat the world record for an 80-year-old running 100 meters. This ambitious goal demonstrates his resilience and unwavering spirit.