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Rod Stewart cancels Saskatoon show following opener performance

Sir Rod Stewart. Photo: Roberto Ricciuti/Redferns

Rod Stewart never stepped on stage Saturday night after the concert’s opening band performed, according to the Saskatoon SaskTel Centre and disappointed fans.

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“Rod Stewart did not take the stage due to a vocal cord injury that he suffered during his warm-ups prior to taking the stage,” said SaskTel Centre spokesperson Cheri Hamilton.

A performance by opener Cheap Trick riled up the crowd.

Excited fans grabbed drinks and merchandise during intermission before it was announced that Stewart wouldn’t be singing that night.

“Last-minute notice was given because as with any injury, they are sudden and unexpected,” Hamilton explained.

This was not Stewart’s first cancellation in Saskatoon.

In 2022, the band announced a tour but was suddenly hit with production delays, postponing the tour until 2023.

The 2022 tour included a Sept. 14 stop in Saskatoon.

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