Rod Stewart has been forced to cancel a second concert after undergoing a "minor medical procedure".
The British singer was scheduled to perform his One Last Time show at the Riverbend Music Center in Cincinnati, Ohio on Sunday night.
However, a spokesperson for the venue announced that the show would be postponed as Stewart needed to go to the hospital for an issue that "required prompt attention".
And on Monday, a representative for Rocket Arena in Cleveland, Ohio confirmed that the concert set to be held on Tuesday night had also been cancelled.
"Following a period of monitoring, doctors have advised Rod Stewart to rest for at least 48 hours," they commented. "As a result, his performance tomorrow night, August 11, 2026 at Rocket Arena in Cleveland has been cancelled."
The Riverbend Music Center gig will be rescheduled, with tickets honoured for the new date, while fans going to the Rocket Arena event will receive refunds.
"Rod is disappointed to miss the show and appreciates everyone's understanding. He looks forward to returning to the stage soon," they added.
Representatives for the 81-year-old have not yet offered an update on his condition.
Stewart is next scheduled to perform as part of his One Last Time tour, featuring Richard Marx, at the Iowa State Fair on Friday.
The Maggie May hitmaker has called off a number of shows over past six months as a result of various health issues, including laryngitis and a sinus infection.
