The scandalous concert of singer Grigory Leps in Vladivostok on October 19 led to the fact that the performer after him was forced to seek help from doctors from the Moscow Botkin hospital.
The fact that Leps really was, as they say, "out of shape," is evidenced by a video that was published on Saturday, October 25 by the Telegram channel Mash.
The footage shows how the artist, staggering, walks around the stage, smokes, kisses the guards on the top of their heads. At the same time, sources from the singer's entourage complain that he was "seriously poisoned."
As a result, the artist went on a drip, canceled three upcoming concerts and all corporate parties. However, it is quite possible that restorative medical measures may be delayed. And then the entire tour of Russia will be in jeopardy.
Corporate parties have already been canceled, tours have been suspended at least until the end of October. Representatives of the singer told reporters that "the poisoning is serious, the condition is serious," so the next concert in Kazan "may also fail."
It is known from media reports that the artist is currently undergoing closed—door treatment - only a narrow circle knows about hospitalization. The organizers of a number of concerts have already confirmed their cancellation, citing Leps' poor health.
Recall that the concert of the People's Artist of Russia Grigory Leps in Vladivostok was sold out, but caused outrage among many viewers. The singer was drunk, performed only part of the songs, and between the musical numbers allowed himself obscene statements that shocked the audience.
Earlier, EADaily reported that in Russia was offered to fine millions of artists who use obscene lectures at concerts and in public places.

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