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Rod Stewart Postpones Spring Tour with Steve Winwood
02/12/2013
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(Classic Rock) Rod Stewart has announced the postponement of his spring tour so he can complete work on his first rock record in two decades � even though he'd already said it was finished.

The former Faces frontman was due to hit the road for 10 dates across the US, but has pushed back the trek until autumn.

A statement explains: "To accommodate the finishing pre-production and spring promotion of his first original rock studio album in almost 20 years, Rod Stewart has pushed back his Spring tour with Steve Winwood, which will now begin in October." more on this story

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