The scheduled performances by Code of Morality have been put on hold as Sergei Mazaev, the group’s frontman, concentrates on a recovery after a recent acute pancreatitis episode. Telegram updates from the band confirm a temporary pause in activities while medical teams monitor his condition and plan supportive care.
All concerts slated for July 5 through July 8 have been canceled. At present, new tour dates are not announced, and the band is prioritizing rest and medical guidance before any future performances are considered.
Officials report that the medical team has stabilized Mazaev after addressing the acute flare. He now requires rest and a quiet environment to support a full recovery. There is no published timetable for when the group might resume touring or live appearances, and fans are encouraged to await official updates from the band channel for any new information.
On July 4, Sergei Mazaev was admitted to intensive care shortly before a scheduled concert in Svetlogorsk, a city in the Kaliningrad region. He experienced an acute pancreatitis attack that necessitated urgent medical attention and close medical supervision in the ensuing hours.
Subsequent statements from the Kaliningrad regional government press service indicated that Mazaev remains stable and that no additional complications were identified during evaluations. Medical staff were cited as confirming a favorable trend in his condition, with reassurances about ongoing monitoring and care as needed.
In November 2023, Mazaev underwent surgery to remove a tumor. He described this decision as a proactive measure to maintain his ability to perform through the New Year period, followed by a lengthy rehabilitation process that required patience, discipline, and determination from the artist and his support team.
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