The soloist of the Russian rock band found a malignant tumor

The singer of the rock band Jane Air and former member of Little Big Anton Lissov said that the tumor removed to him was malignant. According to the artist, after the operation, he will undergo radiation therapy.

Lissov said about the transferred treatment in a video published in his Telegram channel. He said the throat surgery took place in the summer.

The artist also announced changes to Jane Air's live schedule. The band’s performances in Moscow on October 30 and St. Petersburg on November 1 will be their last in 2026. Another nine concerts have been postponed to spring 2027.

Anton Lissov is 47. He founded Jane Air in 1999 and became a vocalist and songwriter.

From 2014 to 2022, the musician collaborated with the band Little Big. In 2020, he was supposed to perform at the Eurovision Song Contest, but the competition was canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.