was seen bent over in distress onstage this Saturday, before drawing gasps of air from an oxygen tank to get through his concert.
Rod Stewart Uses Oxygen Tank During Concert Emergency
Rod Stewart was seen bent over in distress onstage this Saturday, before drawing gasps of air from an oxygen tank to get through his concert.One week prior, the...
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One week prior, the 81-year-old canceled a show in while fans were waiting in line to enter, citing a respiratory infection that had spiraled into laryngitis.
Less than 24 hours later, however, he flew private to Boston with two of his sons in tow to attend the .
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Fans erupted in outrage on social media, with one fuming in his Instagram comments: 'This feels rather disingenuous, especially after your cancellation last night. Too ill to perform but okay to fly across the country for soccer?'
This Saturday, he forced his way back to the stage in Salt Lake City, but in the middle of the show he had to gesture to his staff to fetch him an oxygen tank.
When the device was brought to him, he pulled repeatedly from it, before informing the audience he had 'nearly f***ing fainted,' in footage obtained by TMZ.
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Rod Stewart was seen bent over in distress onstage this Saturday, before drawing gasps of air from an oxygen tank to get through his concert; pictured last month in Phoenix
The octogenarian musical legend is currently on the North American leg of his farewell tour One Last Time, which he launched in 2024; pictured in April in New Orleans
While he was using the oxygen tank, the audience whooped supportively and one member of the crowd could be heard shouting: 'Take a break!'
However, once he was finished taking his air, he turned to the audience and rasped: 'The show must go on,' to an explosion of applause.
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Less than 24 hours later, however, he flew private to Boston with his son Alastair, 20, and Liam, 31, in tow to attend the FIFA World Cup match between Scotland and Haiti
'I understand that shows sometimes have to be canceled, and if there was a legitimate reason, most fans would have accepted it,' wrote one. 'What’s hard to accept is seeing you apparently celebrating on a plane with friends less than 24 hours after thousands of people were sent home disappointed in San Diego.'
'I I always have I always will. This is the only thing I've ever disagreed with that he's done,' another shared.
'People are so hurt all through this thread and it's understandable. I am so sorry to all of you in San Diego that were heartbroken and then have to see this video. In my opinion he should not have posted this video.'
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The octogenarian musical legend is currently on the North American leg of his farewell tour One Last Time, which he launched in 2024.
'I’ve got 40-odd shows this year and that’s not really a lot,' he remarked last month during an interview on the British radio program TalkSport. 'And I’m touring the UK next year and doing the O2 and that will probably be it, I think.'
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