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Full coverage· Culture· Updated

Disco Icon Gloria Gaynor to Return to Israel for April Concert

American disco legend Gloria Gaynor is scheduled to return to Israel for a single concert on April 13, 2027. The 83-year-old singer will perform at the Culture Hall (Heichal HaTarbut) in Tel Aviv, accompanied by a ten-piece band. This performance marks her return to the country and the venue after more than a decade.

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  1. 01Disco legend Gloria Gaynor will perform a single concert at the Culture Hall in Tel Aviv on April 13, 2027.
  2. 02The 83-year-old American singer will be accompanied on stage by a ten-piece band.
  3. 03Ticket prices for the Tel Aviv performance will range from 329 to 859 shekels.
  4. 04This concert marks Gaynor's return to Israel and the Culture Hall after more than a decade.
  5. 05The performance will showcase hits from her five-decade career, including her global anthem "I Will Survive".
  6. 06Gaynor's signature song "I Will Survive" was originally released in 1978 as a B-side to the single "Substitute".
  7. 07The singer's career achievements include two Grammy Awards and the upcoming 2025 Kennedy Center Honors.

Ticket prices for the Tel Aviv concert will range from 329 to 859 shekels. The show is set to feature hits from Gaynor's five-decade career, which includes classics such as "Never Can Say Goodbye", "I Am What I Am", "Can't Take My Eyes Off You", and "Reach Out I'll Be There".

Gaynor is most famous for her iconic hit "I Will Survive", which was released in 1978 as a B-side before becoming a global anthem of resilience. The song earned her a Grammy Award and was later inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame. Gaynor's career achievements also include a second Grammy, the World Music Awards Icon Award, and she is set to receive the Kennedy Center Honors in 2025.

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