Sir Rod Stewart, 81, has sparked concern among fans after abruptly canceling two scheduled concerts at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas this weekend. The legendary singer was due to perform on Friday (May 29) and Saturday (May 30), but a sudden health issue forced him to pull out just hours before the shows were set to begin.

A spokesperson confirmed the cancellations were on doctor’s advice, revealing that Rod is on vocal rest while recovering from a sinus infection, but plans to return with shows starting June 2. “My apologies to my family of fans. I look forward to seeing you at a future show at Caesars Palace or on tour this summer,” the singer added.

Fans quickly took to social media to express their concern. Comments ranged from “Hope he’s ok” to “Sad but more concerned that he stays well”, reflecting the affection and worry felt by millions who have followed his career for decades.

This isn’t the first time the iconic singer has had to cancel shows due to health reasons. Last summer, he also pulled out of multiple performances at Caesars Palace, citing medical advice. Rod has been open about balancing his demanding schedule, noting that he plans to tour the UK for the last time in 2027, including a run at The O2.

Despite these setbacks, Rod remains upbeat about the future. “I’ll have to do something new, come on your show more often, maybe,” he joked, showing his trademark resilience and sense of humor even amid health challenges.

As fans await his return to the stage, the message is clear: even a rock legend needs to pause for health, but the music will go on.