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Boy George Adds Second Israel Show Dedicated to Nova Community

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British singer Boy George has announced a second concert in Israel on November 7, following the sell-out of his November 4 show. The new performance is dedicated to the Nova community and their families, echoing his song "We Will Dance Again." Both concerts are part of his international tour and will be held at Tel Aviv's Menora Mivtachim Arena. Ticket sales are managed by Ticketmaster, with a discount for Bank Leumi customers.

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  • Boy George announced a second concert in Israel for November 7.
  • The additional show is dedicated to the Nova community and their families.
  • Tickets for the first concert on November 4 sold out.
  • Both concerts will take place at Tel Aviv's Menora Mivtachim Arena.
  • The second show's slogan is "We Will Dance Again."

British singer Boy George announced on Thursday that he will perform a second concert in Israel on Saturday, November 7, after tickets for his initial show on November 4 sold out. The additional performance will be dedicated to the Nova community and their families, under the slogan "We Will Dance Again." This follows his earlier release of a song with the same title, "We Will Dance Again," which was also dedicated to the Nova victims and featured a music video with footage of young people killed in the October 7 Nova massacre. Boy George has previously expressed strong support for Israel. Both concerts are part of the singer's first international tour in three years and will take place at the Menora Mivtachim Arena in Tel Aviv in a 360-degree format. Ticket prices for the second show range from 280 to 799 shekels, with a special 80 shekel discount for Bank Leumi credit card customers. Tickets are available through the Ticketmaster website.

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