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Deep Purple singer Ian Gillan has suffered a 'medical emergency,' leading the legendary rock band to postpone its next couple shows.

Deep Purple's Ian Gillan has been hospitalized following a medical emergency, forcing the British rock band to postpone two concerts in Germany.

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Rock band Deep Purple have confirmed in a statement that their shows in Leipzig and Hamburg will no longer be happening due to a medical emergency.

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