Legendary British singer Rod Stewart sparked concern among fans after briefly stopping a recent concert to use an oxygen tank on stage, admitting that he almost fainted during the performance.
The 81-year-old music icon was performing in Utah when he appeared to struggle with his balance and signaled to crew members for assistance.
He was then handed an oxygen tank and took several deep breaths before returning to address the audience.
After recovering, Stewart reassured fans and kept the show going, telling the crowd that he had nearly fainted but was determined to continue performing. He later chose to remain seated for the next song while receiving loud cheers and support from concertgoers.
The incident comes amid a series of health-related setbacks for the veteran performer. In recent weeks, he has postponed and rescheduled several shows after experiencing vocal cord issues, including inflammation and strain that affected his ability to perform safely.
Earlier this month, Stewart also cancelled a concert due to an upper respiratory infection and laryngitis. Medical professionals reportedly advised him to rest to prevent further damage to his voice.Despite the health challenges, the singer has remained active and optimistic.
He recently shared updates from his travels and continues to perform as part of his farewell North American tour, which has attracted thousands of fans across the continent.The onstage scare has prompted an outpouring of support from fans, many praising Stewart’s dedication to entertaining audiences while wishing him a speedy recovery and good health.
