MakSim apologized for disrupting the concert in Sochi

Singer MakSim (real name - Marina Abrosimova) apologized for disrupting her concert, which took place the day before in Sochi. The artist published her appeal in the TELEGRAM channel.

“It’s not easy for me to write this text, but I sincerely apologize to everyone who let me down yesterday — those who prepared the concert, my team, and most importantly, you, my beloved audience,” she wrote.

MakSim explained that her blood pressure had risen, her HEAD was spinning and her voice had disappeared, so she was forced to interrupt the performance. The artist assured that she always tries to “give her best on the stage to the fullest” and noted that no one is immune from surprises.

On the night of March 19, press secretary MakSim Yana Bogushevskaya said that the singer became ill during a concert in Sochi. The concert was held at the Rose Hall, but due to the deterioration of her HEALTH, it was stopped. MakSim handed over the microphone to the sound engineer and left the stage.

Tickets for the interrupted event can be returned at the place of purchase, representatives of the artist promised. They clarified that all the concerts planned as part of the tour should take place.

In June 2021, MakSim was admitted to the hospital with 40% lung damage. All PCR tests of the artist for covid were negative. Doctors put Abrosimova into an artificial coma and connected her to a ventilator.

In August, the singer's condition improved, then the doctors brought her out of a coma. Four days later, she fully regained consciousness and began to answer questions from doctors. For the first time, the artist got in touch with fans on August 9, and four days later the singer was discharged from the hospital.

The artist again began to give concerts, but some of them were canceled due to the deterioration of her health. In the fall of 2022, events in Vologda and Nizhny Novgorod did not take place. After a concert in Cherepovets on November 20, MakSim again became ill: she felt dizzy, her blood pressure rose. Doctors recommended MakSim to undergo an additional course of treatment and rehabilitation procedures.