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Boy George Adds Second Israel Show Dedicated to Nova Victims

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British singer Boy George announced a second concert in Israel, dedicated to the victims of the Nova festival massacre and their families. The show, titled "We Will Dance Again," follows the sell-out of his first performance. The singer previously released a song with the same name honoring the victims. Ticket prices range from 280 to 799 shekels, with discounts available.

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  • Boy George announced a second concert in Israel dedicated to the Nova festival victims.
  • The new show is titled "We Will Dance Again" and follows a sold-out first performance.
  • The singer previously released a song honoring the October 7 Nova massacre victims.
  • Boy George is known for his work with Culture Club and hits like "Karma Chameleon."
  • Tickets for the concert range from 280 to 799 shekels, with discounts offered.

British singer Boy George has announced an additional concert in Israel, dedicated to the victims of the Nova music festival massacre and their families. The show, titled "We Will Dance Again," follows his earlier tribute song of the same name, released in July, which featured footage of young people killed at the festival on October 7. This new performance will carry the same message of remembrance and resilience.

The announcement comes after all tickets sold out for his first scheduled performance in Israel on November 4. Boy George, known as the frontman for Culture Club and hits like "Karma Chameleon," has previously expressed solidarity with those affected by the October 7 attacks.

Ticket prices for the "We Will Dance Again" concert will range from 280 to 799 shekels, with a 80 shekel discount offered to Bank Leumi credit card customers. Tickets will be available for purchase on the Ticketmaster website.

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