Rod Stewart Cancels Multiple Vegas Shows, Plans Shift

Rod Stewart, 80, has canceled multiple Las Vegas shows at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace due to a lingering bout of the flu, following his doctor's orders. The cancellations occur just weeks before his scheduled headline performance in the 'legends slot' at the Glastonbury Festival, where he is set to reunite with Rolling Stones guitarist Ronnie Wood. Stewart has reassured fans that rescheduled dates are available and tickets remain valid. He also announced that he will end large-scale world tours after this year, but has no plans to retire and will instead focus on smaller, more intimate performances moving forward. Fans continue to express concern and support, underscoring Stewart's enduring popularity. His next Las Vegas show is scheduled for June 10, and he plans to release a new compilation album, 'Ultimate Hits,' later in the year.