TEL AVIV – Radiohead kept it classy on a muggy Wednesday night in Tel Aviv, with the only reference to the vociferous BDS campaign being waged against them playing in the Jewish state coming from frontman Thom Yorke who muttered: “A lot of stuff was said about this, and in the end we played some music.”
A woman was seriously hurt on Saturday after falling and hitting her head at a Guns N’ Roses concert in Tel Aviv when trying to climb onto the stage in the middle of the show.
Love her, hate her, say what you want about her, but audiences crammed into Tel Aviv’s Yarkon Park to see Britney Spears perform Monday night in what was her first show in Israel.
TEL AVIV — Reports here on Sunday claimed that pop star Britney Spears cancelled dinner with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and child cancer patients after being mobbed by fans at Jerusalem’s Western Wall.
TEL AVIV – Pop princess Britney Spears was mobbed by over-enthusiastic crowds while visiting the the Western Wall in Jerusalem during her first visit to the country Sunday.
Steven Tyler, lead singer of Aerosmith, landed in Israel on Saturday together with his partner Aimee Ann Preston, ahead of his concert on Wednesday.
British electro gods the Pet Shop Boys might be going Middle East, despite the fact that life is arguably not so peaceful here.
TEL AVIV – More than two decades since their last performance in Israel, Aerosmith is slated to return to the Holy Land for a one-off concert in Tel Aviv in May 2017.
Exciting tributes, a new lead singer with plenty of charisma, and some affection for Hebrew were just part of Queen and Adam Lambert’s concert in Tel Aviv on Monday night, attended by over 50,000 delighted fans at the Yarkon Park in Tel Aviv.
Australian pop sensation Sia’s highly anticipated performance in Tel Aviv last week apparently led many concert-goers to feel that the “Cheap Thrills” singer had left them with just that.
The Times of Israel reports: At a rapturously received show in Tel Aviv’s Yarkon Park on Thursday night, Elton John semi-dedicated his first hit, “Your Song,” to Israel and told the crowd there could have been “no nicer place” for him to open his eight-week European tour.
The Times of Israel reports: The Rocket Man is on his way to Tel Aviv. Sir Elton John will be the bloke in shades sitting onstage behind a grand piano in Yarkon Park next Thursday, May 26, for his fourth concert in Israel and his first in six years.
