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It’s a bit strange: Helene Fischer gets a nosebleed on her song entitled “Wunden”. As seen on recordings from her concert in Hanover, Germany, Fischer bumps her nose during a trapeze number. She reportedly slammed her face against the wooden handle of the trapeze.

The pop singer is brave and still finishes the song and the acrobatic number, although she is visibly in pain and the blood is dripping from her forehead. After returning to the ground, she briefly addresses the audience: “Everything is fine.” Then she leaves the stage and does not return, the concert is cancelled.

The singer then sought medical attention, a spokeswoman for the organizer told Live Nation. “More information about the nature of the injury is not available at this time,” it sounds. The 38-year-old is known for her acrobatics on and above the stage – including on the trapeze.

According to Live Nation, the singer broke a rib during acrobatic rehearsals in March. After that, several performances had to be postponed. Fischer therefore apologized to his fans: “I hope you know how sorry I am.” Sometimes “higher powers are at work”.

Fischer was last on tour in 2018. After a baby break, she returned to the stage in 2022 and performed her biggest concert to date in Munich in front of around 130,000 fans. She has been back on the stages of her tour in Germany since spring.

According to Live Nation, Sunday night’s concert in Hanover was the 42nd of the current tour. The show at the ZAG Arena was planned as the closing concert of the first part of the tour. It was also the 5th in the state capital of Lower Saxony. The tour is now scheduled to pause until the end of August when Fischer was scheduled to perform in Cologne.

Fischer had been developing and practicing acrobatics with experts from Cirque du Soleil for the tour to her album “Rausch”. According to the website, up to 14,000 people can fit in the ZAG Arena in Hanover.

Countless spectators expressed their shock after the concert on Sunday evening – the singer was on stage for about an hour before the accident – and wished Fischer a speedy recovery. (con/sda/dpa)