Overview
- Rod Stewart's Niagara Falls performance at Fallsview Casino Resort was postponed hours before showtime after his aircraft developed a landing‑gear mechanical fault on August 4, forcing him to cancel travel.
- The concert has been rescheduled for March 4, 2027, and organisers say purchased tickets will be honoured while existing complimentary reservations will be cancelled.
- This was the fourth late change on Stewart's current arena tour, following two May cancellations for a sinus infection and a June cancellation advised by doctors for an acute upper respiratory infection that caused laryngitis.
- Fans reported wasted travel and hotel costs after the last‑minute notice, and Stewart faced criticism after attending a World Cup match shortly after the June medical cancellation; he has since apologised for the inconvenience.
- Stewart, 81, has called this his final large‑scale arena tour and plans to move to smaller venues, but repeated late cancellations have raised fresh reputational scrutiny and could affect future scheduling and ticketing arrangements.