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Positive corona test at Kiss front man – concert canceled

Despite vaccination and hygiene rules, Paul Stanley contracted the virus. He speaks of flu-like symptoms.

Los Angeles – The hard rock band Kiss canceled a concert in the USA at short notice because of a positive corona test with frontman Paul Stanley.

All band members and the crew were fully vaccinated and had followed hygiene rules, the band announced on Thursday evening (local time) on Twitter. The rockers should have performed as part of their "End Of The Road" tour in the US state of Pennsylvania.

The 69-year-old singer wrote on Twitter that he had flu-like symptoms, but several tests were initially negative. A test was only positive on Thursday afternoon.

The band around the hard rockers Stanley and Gene Simmons is for hits like "Shout It Loud", "Calling Dr. Love ”and“ Cold Gin ”known. The spectacular stage shows, along with the black and white make-up of the musicians, are the hallmarks of Kiss. dpa

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