Sir Rod Stewart, the 81-year-old British rock legend, was compelled to cancel two of his Las Vegas residency shows at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace, originally scheduled for last Friday and Saturday, owing to a health issue.

The singer informed fans via the Las Vegas Review-Journal that he is on vocal rest while recuperating from a sinus infection and expressed his regret for the inconvenience caused.Ticketmaster promptly issued full refunds following the cancellation.Stewart intends to resume his residency in Nevada on Tuesday, health permitting.This incident follows a similar disruption nearly a year ago when he had to cancel three concerts due to influenza.

Despite his recent health setbacks, Stewart, who has survived thyroid and prostate cancer, remains active and committed to performing, having shifted from large-scale world tours to more intimate venues since 2024.He maintains an impressive fitness routine, including soccer, gym workouts, and swimming exercises, at his 18th-century Essex estate.The Grammy-winning artist, who has sold over 120 million records worldwide, continues to enjoy substantial popularity, with 15.4 million monthly Spotify listeners and 1.7 million Instagram followers.Fans can look forward to his upcoming performances later this summer.