Boy George Concert Proceeds Won't Go to Nova Survivors, Organizers Say
Translated & summarized from N12 by baba
Proceeds from an upcoming Boy George concert in Israel, initially promoted as benefiting survivors of the Supernova music festival massacre, will not be transferred to them, according to the Nova community organization. The organization stated the event was not coordinated with them and their name was used without permission. The concert producers are reportedly reviewing the situation.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Boy George concert proceeds will not go to Nova survivors, the Nova community organization revealed.
- The "Nova Community Tribe" association stated the event was not coordinated with them.
- Organizers had previously promised that concert profits would be donated to survivors.
- The Nova organization called the event a "cynical exploitation for commercial promotion."
- The concert producers stated the matter is under review.
The Nova community organization has discovered that proceeds from an upcoming Boy George concert in Israel will not be transferred to survivors of the Supernova music festival massacre, contrary to initial promises. Information obtained by N12 reveals that no portion of the profits will reach the survivors as organizers had pledged.
The "Nova Community Tribe" association expressed outrage, stating that the event was never coordinated with them and that their name and slogan are being used without permission for commercial promotion. They were reportedly alerted to the concert announcement just one day after memorial ceremonies for the October 7th massacre.
In a sharp statement, the Nova festival producers and the association declared that the event was not coordinated with any of their representatives and that no one involved in organizing the concert had contacted them. They emphasized their lack of familiarity with or involvement in the initiative.
The production team for the concert has stated that the matter is under review and is being handled with all relevant parties.
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