I was swallowing a strong Ibuprofen, because I was limping. Four weeks into the tour, I could only go on stage with two huge glasses of red wine and painkillers. I should not have done thisвЂ¦ I was limping,' Kiske explained. I understand we didn't wanna start this tour with cancelations and all that I understand it was a choice that we had to make somehow but if I ever catch a virus like that again, and if after maybe two weeks on tour I'm not getting better, I'm flying home. If I'm ever in a situation like that againвЂ¦ I said that to the manager. It was a very tough lesson, but I was in a situation that I didn't feel like I could do it, so I wanted to cancel, and next time I will. Failing is part of humanity, and that's why they did that to me. 'It sounds maybe a little strange, but I was kind of reaching out for my spiritual guidance, and it was that I always try to be too perfect - I always wanna be perfect in what I'm doing - and I needed to learn that's not possible. 'I learned later why that happened,' he continued. And you have a fucking vocal cord infection and you can't sing. You do this reunion after 23 years, or how long it was, and you sell out big arenas and big venues, and everything's perfect. 'It was just a situation where the management and the band wanted me to do it. 'I never did anything like that, and I will never do that again,' he said (as transcribed by BLABBERMOUTH.NET). Now, in a brand new interview with Spain's Metal Journal, Kiske addressed the 'playback' accusations leveled at HELLOWEEN, explaining that the move was necessitated by his ill health. The trek was HELLOWEEN's first featuring the reunited expanded classic lineup of the German power metal outfit, consisting of seven musicians, including Kiske and returning guitarist Kai Hansen alongside singer Andi Deris and guitarist Sascha Gerstner.ДЄlthough HELLOWEEN's Octoconcert at Escena in Monterrey, Mexico received mostly positive reviews, fans in attendance and others watching clips on YouTube accused Kiske of faking his way through some of the more difficult singing parts of the gig. HELLOWEEN's Michael Kiske has opened up about using taped vocals during the opening show of the band's fall 2017 'Pumpkins United' world tour.

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