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After a song it was over: Heaven Shall Burn had to cancel their gig from Rock am Ring. Singer Marcus “Molle” Bischoff complained about acute voice problems – he coughed violently and sounded Heiser. He had to confess to the audience in front of the Mandora Stage and his surprised band members: unfortunately it doesn’t go on.
Now the singer has registered with a health update. Last night he was still in the hospital to have the voice problems clarified. A specialist had told him that hidden infection was the reason for his symptoms.
On Instagram, Bischoff wrote: “Hello my friends. As promised, I would like to give an update to the situation last night and let myself be examined by a specialist. Apparently I contracted unnoticed infection. We definitely come as soon as possible!
On Friday (June 6th) the band had played at Rock im Park – still without voice problems. On Saturday, Heaven Shall Burn also took autographs for their fans on the Rock am Ring on Ring am Ring on Rock am Ring. There was also no trace of the infection in the afternoon, so the sudden loss of voice for the crew, band and organizer.
Heaven Shall Burn: bad timing for a forced break
Heaven Shall Burn is about to publish her tenth studio album “Heimat”, which will be released on June 27th. The project marks the climax of a career of almost 30 years, in which Heaven Shall Burn also stormed the German charts. The two concerts that have now been canceled would have belonged to an extensive festival tour, which also includes appearances in Austria, Switzerland and Belgium.