Rod Stewart, 81, cancels a scheduled concert in Niagara Falls just hours before he is due to perform. Multiple reports say the decision comes amid concerns about the aircraft that would take him to the venue. One outlet attributes the cancellation to issues related to the plane’s landing gear, indicating a mechanical fault that affects travel plans. The show is therefore not staged on the originally planned date.
The Niagara Falls performance is rescheduled for a later date, with at least one report stating the concert is moved to March 4, 2027. The cancellation follows earlier changes to Stewart’s touring schedule, with reporting indicating this is among several cancellations on the current run.
Overall, the available information centers on last-minute travel disruption linked to the aircraft condition and the resulting rescheduling of the Niagara Falls show. Details beyond the travel-related issue and the new date are not included in the excerpts provided.
