UPDATE: Rod Stewart updated fans on his Instagram, saying he has a 'viral infection' and is downhearted for having to cancel the gig.
Stewart posted a broken heart emoji next to an official statement, which read,"Live Nation and Roundhouse Entertainment regret to announce that tonight's performance by Rod Stewart, Cyndi Lauper and Jon Stevens at Mt. Duneed Estate, Geelong will not go ahead due to illness."The message ended with this...
"We apologise for the disappointment and inconvenience for ticket holders. A further announcement regarding the concert arrangements will be made early next week."It was not clear which performer had gotten sick or the nature of the illness or how the tour will be impacted going forward.The musicians have performances lined up in Adelaide on Tuesday, Mt. Cotton in Queensland on March 25 and 26, and Sydney on March 29.
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