Amy Winehouse is still expected to perform at the Glastonbury Festival and the Nelson Mandela Concert, her spokesperson has said.
The singer is currently being treated in a London Clinic after she fainted whilst “doing admin”at her home on Monday (June 16th).
Initial tests carried on on the singer proved “inconclusive”.
Speaking to the BBC, her spokesperson said that Winehouse “till intends to perform at her two scheduled dates next week."
Winehouse is due to perform on behalf of Nelson Mandela next Friday (June 27th), and ahead of Jay-Z at Glastonbury on the following day.
Addressing the singer's current condition, her spokesperson said she had undergone more tests and was “awaiting the verdict of her doctors."
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