Following Rod Stewart’s cancellation of his planned 200th Las Vegas residency show due to contracting strep throat last week, it appears his recovery has taken a downward turn. Stewart’s fans were informed that he’s been troubled by a summer-sourced COVID-19 strain that’s forced him to reschedule two shows in America. In a statement, Stewart’s PR representatives said: “We regret to announce that tonight’s Rod Stewart concert in Stateline, NV and his August 10 show in Lincoln, CA have been postponed as the singer recovers from a summer strain of COVID-19.” Fans can retain their bought tickets for the postponed shows.
On his Instagram account, Stewart revealed his future plans for a Las Vegas residency comprising eight shows taking place between March 12-22 and May 29-June 8, 2025, respectively. Sales for the music legend’s latest event start today, providing his fans globally with ample time to prepare for the expected excitement. The series of concerts will be at The Colosseum, Caesars Palace.
The iconic singer-songwriter, speaking recently in a candid interview, said he believes he has little time left on this earth and intends to enjoy himself for as long as possible. Looking forward to his remaining years, pleasing news for fans who’ll be hoping that Rod manages to squeeze in plenty more shows before he finally hangs up his microphone for good.
It’s also worth noting that the singer had made a staggering sell of his back catalogue for a considerable sum of just below $100 million earlier in February 2021. Rod embraced the deal with Irving Azoff’s Iconic Artists, owning his music and published back catalogue, along with a share of his literary rights and likeness. Rod’s fans will no doubt remember some of his classic hits, such as “Maggie May,” “Da Ya Think I’m Sexy,” and “Tonight’s the Night.” This substantial sale further cemented Rod’s legacy as one of the most successful-selling music legends and has contributed to his net worth
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