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Deep Purple Postpone Concerts After Singer Ian Gillan’s ‘Medical Emergency’
Source: Rolling Stone · Published
Singer hospitalized in Germany following unspecified medical issue; band is currently scheduled to resume tour next week
Singer hospitalized in Germany following unspecified medical issue; band is currently scheduled to resume tour next week
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