Rod Stewart Cancels US Concerts Amid Flu Recovery, Reschedules California Dates
Rod Stewart has canceled several US concerts, including a prestigious Glastonbury legends slot, due to illness but has rescheduled two California dates for mid-September.
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Overview
- Rod Stewart has canceled multiple concerts in the US due to recovery from flu, affecting his tour schedule.
- The cancellations include a highly anticipated legends slot at the Glastonbury Festival.
- Fans were informed via Stewart's Instagram, where he expressed his apologies and disappointment.
- Two California concert dates have been rescheduled to mid-September as part of his recovery plan.
- Stewart will be the first artist to receive legends billing at Glastonbury, highlighting his significant impact on music.
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Analysis
Emphasizes Rod Stewart's cancellation of US gigs while preparing for a Glastonbury performance.
"Rod Stewart has been forced to cancel four shows scheduled across the US over the next week, as he continues to recover from flu ahead of his big festival gig."
Deadline"Sir Rod announced on Instagram he was scrapping four dates and rescheduling another two that were due to take place over the next eight days."
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FAQ
The cancellations included shows scheduled for the next eight days, with specific dates in Las Vegas and Stateline, Nevada. Additionally, two California dates were rescheduled for mid-September.
Yes, Rod Stewart is still scheduled to perform at Glastonbury later this month on June 29, despite the US concert cancellations.
Rod Stewart will perform the coveted Sunday tea-time legends slot at Glastonbury, marking a significant appearance at the festival. He is also set to reunite with Ronnie Wood from his former band Faces during the performance.
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