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Rod Stewart Cancels North American and Mexico Tour After Routine Coronary Stent Procedure

Doctors have advised four weeks of rest, prompting promoters to pause or cancel remaining dates as venues notify ticket holders.

Overview

  • Stewart announced the update on Tuesday after undergoing a routine coronary stent procedure and his representatives say doctors are pleased with his recovery.
  • On medical advice he will take four weeks off, a decision that has led to the pause or cancellation of the remainder of his 2026 One Last Time North American and Mexico dates.
  • Among the affected shows are a planned six-night residency at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas plus scheduled concerts in Ohio, Kansas City, Minnesota, Colorado’s Red Rocks and multiple Mexico dates.
  • Stewart posted that he is “already feeling better and very much on the mend,” and his wife Penny Lancaster shared a supportive Instagram tribute following the announcement.
  • The move follows a pattern of health interruptions earlier in 2026 — including sinus and respiratory infections and an onstage oxygen incident — and leaves rescheduling and refund details to promoters and venues to communicate to ticket holders.