Boy George Adds Second Israel Concert, Dedicates It to Nova Festival Victims
Translated & summarized from NEWSru Israel by baba
British singer Boy George has added a second concert in Tel Aviv on November 7 after his initial November 4 show sold out. The additional performance is dedicated to survivors and families of victims from the Nova music festival massacre. Boy George previously released a song titled "We Will Dance Again" featuring photos of those killed on October 7, and has spoken out against boycotting Israel.
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- Boy George added a second Israel concert on November 7 after the first sold out.
- The second concert is dedicated to survivors and families of Nova festival massacre victims.
- The concert slogan "We Will Dance Again" is also the title of Boy George's July song.
- The song "We Will Dance Again" features photos of those killed at the October 7 festival.
- Boy George has previously performed in Tel Aviv with Culture Club in 2017.
- The singer has opposed boycotts against Israel.
British singer Boy George has added a second concert date in Israel due to high demand, with all tickets for his initial November 4 performance selling out. The additional show is scheduled for November 7 at the Menora Mivtachim Arena in Tel Aviv. Ticket prices range from 280 to 799 shekels, according to Ynet.
Organizers announced that the second concert will be held under the slogan "We Will Dance Again" and will be dedicated to the survivors of the Nova music festival massacre and their families. This slogan is also the title of a song Boy George released in July, which features photos of young people killed at the festival on October 7, 2023.
Boy George has publicly opposed boycotts of Israel. His last performance in Tel Aviv was with his band Culture Club in November 2017.
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