Kirkorov's condition during a concert in Tyumen raised questions. The artist had to apologize and give a second concert
Philip Kirkorov's concert at the Tyumen Philharmonic on November 9 was accompanied by audience complaints about the artist's condition. The singer moved with difficulty, sat on a chair, and needed help changing clothes.
Philip Kirkorov's performance in Tyumen on November 9 became a subject of active discussion on social networks and local media. The concert took place at the Tyumen Philharmonic, and, according to reports online, some viewers were dissatisfied with how the artist spent the evening, reports the local publication "Tagil City".
Spectators described his condition as exhausted: he moved with difficulty across the stage, sat on a chair for a long time, and, according to some attendees, did not finish singing certain fragments of songs. These observations spawned two main versions — illness or alcohol intoxication. Kirkorov himself denied suspicions of the latter, stating that he had a high fever.
Some spectators traveled to the concert specifically from neighboring regions — Novosibirsk, Krasnoyarsk, and Omsk.
The high cost of tickets became one of the arguments for those who raised the issue of compensation after the show. Comments demanding refunds appeared on social networks, and Ivan Vershinin, a deputy of the Tyumen Regional Duma, publicly supported this initiative.
Philip Kirkorov himself published an appeal on social networks after the concert. In it, he called the performance in Tyumen one of the most difficult in his entire creative career. According to the artist, he went on stage with a high temperature, and each number was difficult for him. The singer noted that he did not cancel the concert so as not to let down the audience who had purchased tickets in advance and traveled from other cities.
In the same message, he admitted that the show was not what it should have been and allowed for the possibility that some viewers might have left feeling disappointed.
On November 10, the Russian singer gave a second concert in Tyumen.
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