The star of the cult group of the 90s came to Russia — he is forbidden to drink with Russians

Former member of the cult disco band 80's Bad Boys Blue Kevin McCoy flew to Russia. He will stay in the country until March 20, the Baza telegram channel reports.

"He should have two performances here — one of them at a private event. According to sources, the price of such a performance is € 15 thousand. Also, the customer must pay for visas, flights, as well as accommodation and transfer of all musicians, " the publication says.

McCoy's concert band consists of six people.

At the same time, one of the important points of the artist's rider was the requirement that he be spared from communicating with visitors to restaurants where the singer will have lunch or dinner. Allowing visitors to drink with McCoy is strictly prohibited.

Ryder commented on the Russian representative of the artist Yuri Borisov.

"Kevin is an artist, not a drinking buddy. He comes, gives a show — people get high. At the same time, he is a fan of Russian cuisine and respects vodka," the channel's interlocutor said.

On McCoy's page on the social network, he wrote about two big concerts in Moscow, but it is not yet known when and at which venues they will take place. However, tickets for concerts in Krasnoyarsk on March 5 and Irkutsk on March 7.

Bad Boys Blue is a German disco band that was formed in Cologne in 1984. The band has released 18 albums in its history, about thirty hit singles that have charted in many countries of the world, including the USA, and 39 compilations. McCoy collaborated with the team in 2000-2004.