The Sailing singer also issued a statement saying “the time has come to say farewell to life on the road”.
“After more than six decades, The Final Encore will most definitely be my last.
“I’ve been singing the music I love since I was 19 years old, and I’ve had the privilege of taking it around the world to all of you. It has given me a life beyond anything I could ever have imagined, and I hope I’ve given you some fond memories in return,” he said.
He thanked fans “for making this extraordinary life possible”.
“I hope you’ll join me so I can thank you the best way I know how… with the music and one hell of a show. See you there.”
The Final Encore Tour will kick off in April 2027 in Dublin, Ireland, before dates across the United Kingdom and mainland Europe, and United States dates in September.
Stewart, 81, cancelled a tour last month after undergoing heart surgery. It was the latest in a string of concert cancellations due to health reasons, with the Maggie May hitmaker also cancelling a show in California and pulling out of Las Vegas shows after doctor’s orders.
In June, he made headlines after pausing a Utah concert to use an oxygen tank after nearly fainting.
He copped online backlash after attending a World Cup game despite cancelling the concert for health reasons, something he later admitted “wasn’t a good look”.
His August heart procedure halted his “One Last Time” tour, meant to be a farewell to large-scale tours.
The singer, who was married to New Zealand model Rachel Hunter, had hinted at scaling back touring but maintained he had no plans to completely retire.