Industry insiders are watching the situation around Andrei Gubin, with producer Pavel Rudchenko voicing cautious optimism about a possible return to the stage. His remarks were cited by HABER.ru, underscoring a broader belief within the music business about a renewed resonance for artists who rose to fame in the late 1990s and early 2000s.
Rudchenko suggested that a comeback for Gubin would be a natural development from a career perspective, especially given the current wave of interest in 2000s-era talent. He emphasized that his comments referred specifically to Gubin re-emerging as a standalone artist from the 90s era, rather than signaling involvement in a new collaborative project.
Yet, as recent as August 2023, Gubin himself clarified that he does not foresee a full return to performing on stage. He explained that while he is working on new music, he does not plan to tour or perform those songs live. Instead, his goal is to share his new creative direction with younger artists and help cultivate emerging talent.
The artist cited health considerations as a factor in his decision to stay off the live stage. He noted that there has not been a deterioration in his overall health, but he described his condition as unstable, which naturally influences the feasibility of live performances.
Medical updates presented in public discussions point to a diagnosis of left-sided prosopalgia, a condition characterized by facial pain and spasms that can affect sensitivity in the affected regions. Gubin also indicated some heart-related concerns that add another layer to his current professional planning.
Earlier in the year, a separate development emerged from the Channel One studio, where the presenter Alexander Gordon experienced an illness. The episode illustrates how health issues can intersect with media life, shaping both broadcasting schedules and star availability in the public eye.