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Rammstein Denies Vocalist Till Lindemann Has Coronavirus After Admission to ICU

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Till Lindemann performed two sold-out concerts in Moscow two weeks ago and reportedly returned to Berlin with an extremely high fever.

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German heavy-metal band Rammstein has denied lead vocalist Till Lindemann has COVID-19, after local newspaper Bild reported that he was in a Berlin ICU with the virus. “Yesterday evening Till Lindemann was admitted to a hospital on the band’s doctor’s advice,” a post on their official Facebook page said. “He spent the night in intensive care but has been moved as he is feeling better. Till has tested negative for the coronavirus.” Lindemann performed two sold-out concerts in Moscow two weeks ago and returned to Berlin with an extremely high fever, Bild had reported. Although his condition was listed as critical for a while, Bild reported Friday that his life was no longer in danger. Germany has reported 47,373 cases of coronavirus and 285 deaths.

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