Rod Stewart has cancelled his show in Dublin due to an "extremely severe sore throat".
Last night’s gig at Lansdowne Road was postponed until tonight, but his doctor has ordered him to rest for another 24 hours, according to reports.
Promoters MCD have said that "Rod is extremely disappointed that this concert cannot be rescheduled but has stressed that every effort will be made to make it up to his Irish fans at some point in the very near future."
The concert cannot be rescheduled due to the lack of venue availability, according to MCD. "Every effort has been made by Rod Stewart and the promoters to reschedule this show", a spokesperson said, "but this has proved impossible."
Full ticket refunds for the Dublin Lansdowne Road show will be available from point of purchase from 9:30am on Tuesday 25th June.
Stewart’s show at the Glasgow SECC has been moved from June 22 to June 24. Original tickets are valid for the new date. The veteran rocker is also booked to headline Glastonbury Festival on June 30.