Rod Stewart has canceled the remaining dates of his North American farewell tour after undergoing a successful coronary stent procedure. The 81-year-old singer announced the cancellation, saying he needs time to recover from the heart procedure. He assured fans that he is already feeling better and very much on the mend, according to a statement. The stent procedure is a common treatment to open blocked arteries. Stewart, known for hits like "Maggie May" and "Do Ya Think I'm Sexy?," had been touring in support of his farewell run. The cancellation affects the rest of the tour schedule, though no new dates have been announced. Fans who purchased tickets are advised to contact their point of purchase for refunds. The singer expressed deep disappointment at missing the shows, but emphasized that his health is the priority. No further details about the procedure or his recovery timeline were provided. Stewart's representatives have not commented on whether the tour will be rescheduled or permanently ended.