Five times the concert was interrupted when the Queen tribute band Queen Machine performed last night at Jyske Bank Boxen in Herning.

This is reported by TV Midtvest.

It was a standing concert – where the 13,000 spectators stood up while Queen Machine played a tribute to Queen's legendary live concerts at Wembley Stadium in London in 1986.

The concert organizers, MCH and CSB Island Entertainment, confirm that the concert was interrupted several times.

"I think we stopped the concert five times," says Kenneth Svoldgaard, director of the concert organizer and manager of Queen Machine, to TV Midtvest.

"It was of course a bit unusual, but we would rather stop the concert once too often than once too little, if it was really needed," he says. He is not aware that anyone became seriously ill.

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The lead singer is a doctor

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Queen Machine's lead singer, Bjarke Godske Baisner, is a doctor. Torben Kølbæk, head of communication and culture at MCH, which operates Jyske Bank Boxen, believes that the lead singer's profession may have played a role in the high number of interruptions.

It was the lead singer who stopped the concert several times because he could see from the stage that spectators had become unwell.

This evening, Queen Machine is playing a similar concert at Royal Arena.

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