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Rod Stewart Retiring From Touring After More than 6 Decades
The 81-year-old singer said health challenges and canceled shows led him to end a touring career that began more than 60 years ago.
- Legendary singer Sir Rod Stewart announced The Final Encore Tour on Monday, marking his retirement from touring after more than six decades of performing.
- The 81-year-old performer's decision follows a coronary stent procedure that forced him to cancel portions of his previous "One Last Time" farewell tour earlier this year.
- Stewart's farewell run kicks off April 23 at Dublin's 3Arena, visiting London, Amsterdam, and Berlin before concluding at Hannover's ZAG Arena on July 24.
- Penny Lancaster revealed Stewart suffered an "underlying heart issue," but doctors detected a slight blockage in time, allowing him to prepare for his final performances.
- Stewart expressed gratitude to fans, saying "I've been singing the music I love since I was 19 years old," and promised one final memorable show.
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