Sir Rod Stewart has cancelled a scheduled concert in Cleveland, his second cancellation in as many days, after doctors advised him to rest for at least 48 hours following an unspecified minor medical procedure. The Rocket Arena venue confirmed the cancellation, citing ongoing medical monitoring, while refunds are being offered to ticket holders. The postponements raise fresh concerns about the 80-year-old singer's health as he continues his lengthy One Last Time tour.

The Cleveland show, due to take place at Rocket Arena, was called off less than 24 hours after Stewart postponed a Sunday night gig at Riverbend Music Center in Cincinnati, which organisers attributed to an "unforeseen but minor medical procedure." Two further tour dates remain scheduled for Iowa and Kansas City before Stewart is due to begin a Las Vegas residency on 18 August, though his team has not yet commented on his condition. The tour has faced earlier disruptions too, including a June show in Utah where he appeared unwell and needed oxygen, and a last-minute cancellation in San Diego the same month due to a respiratory infection.