Rod Stewart

Rod Stewart canceled the final month of his farewell tour after undergoing a routine coronary stent procedure, according to his representatives. The singer, who was previously scheduled through September 5th and had Las Vegas residency dates, must take four weeks to recuperate and regain full fitness. Despite being 'very much on the mend,' he is unable to continue with his current performance schedule.

In St. Paul, the State Supreme Court denied the City Council’s request to stop the “Tenants Right to Repair In Residential Rental Property” ballot initiative. Separately, Rod Stewart canceled his Sept. 1 State Fair show due to a coronary procedure, and Kyler Murray was announced as QB1 for the Vikings season.

Rod Stewart required oxygen during a Utah show and stated he nearly fainted on stage. The incident occurred at a concert just outside Salt Lake City.

Rod Stewart paused a Utah concert after nearly fainting onstage. He performed at Mortgage Matchup Center in Phoenix on June 8.

Rod Stewart, 81, used an oxygen tank during a concert after nearly fainting, following a recent show cancellation due to health issues. The incident occurred days after he abruptly canceled a performance for unspecified health reasons.

Rod Stewart, 81, required an oxygen tank during a concert after nearly fainting. He had recently canceled a show due to health issues.

Rod Stewart, 81, canceled two Las Vegas concerts at the last minute due to a health issue. The cancellation was announced suddenly, affecting his scheduled performances in the city.

Rod Stewart, 81, canceled two Las Vegas concerts at the last minute due to a health issue. The cancellations occurred without further details provided in the article.

Rod Stewart praised King Charles III for his trip to the United States, saying he put someone in their place during the tour. The trip included a joint meeting of Congress and a visit to the White House. Rod Stewart commended the king's performance.