Rod Stewart, the 79-year-old rock legend, canceled his highly anticipated 200th residency show at The Colosseum in Las Vegas due to strep throat, expressing deep regret to fans on Instagram. He described his disappointment, stating, 'I'm absolutely gutted' and emphasized the importance of his health as a singer. Stewart's residency, which began in 2011, was set to conclude with this show, but he has announced plans for an encore series in 2025, promising fans he is 'having too much fun for this to end.' His announcement of future performances has brought relief to fans, who expressed their support and well wishes during this time. Despite his recent health scare, Stewart remains optimistic about his return to the stage and hinted at potential upcoming projects, including a UK tour. This incident adds to Stewart's history of health challenges, including a previous battle with prostate cancer, yet he continues to maintain a vibrant performing career.