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<\/a>Hayarkon Park<\/p><\/div>\n
The times have definitely been a changing<\/strong><\/h2>\nAlthough not the first country to be obviously associated with major international artists, the times have definitely been a changing over the last few years, as an ever-growing number of world-famous names are either adding Israel to their world tours or making special stops in Tel Aviv. And the crowds appreciate it, with tickets often selling out in minutes.<\/p>\n
Planing a visit in Israel? come stay at Dan hotels in Tel Aviv<\/a> >>\u00a0<\/strong><\/p>\nThis summer, particularly, has been the summer of rocking out. Following in the footsteps of rivals Bon Jovi<\/strong>, who came to Tel Aviv last October, in May, American rockers Aerosmith<\/strong> returned to the city\u2019s packed out Hayarkon Park. Having last played in Tel Aviv in 1994, fans didn\u2019t wanna miss a thing, especially as this visit by the legendary rock group was part of their farewell \u201cAeroviderci\u201d tour.<\/p>\nIn June, LGBT Pride in Tel Aviv<\/a> welcomed more than 200,000 partygoers, including an estimated 30,000 tourists \u2013 among them another of the 1980s legendary pop groups \u2013 the Pet Shop Boys<\/strong>.<\/p>\nLast in Tel Aviv\u2019s Nokia Arena in June 2013, the British electronic duo \u2013 Chris Lowe and Neil Tennant<\/strong> \u2013 performed the Super Tour production and sang hits including West End Girls, It\u2019s a Sin and Always on My Mind, late into the night at Hayarkon Park.<\/p>\nWorld\u2019s most iconic bands come to Israel<\/strong><\/p>\n![\"double\"](\"https:\/\/www.danhotels.com\/Blog\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/06\/double.jpg\")
<\/a><\/p>\nThis summer, 80s supergroup Duran Duran<\/strong> are also scheduled to play Tel Aviv incidentally the name of a primarily instrumental track on the group\u2019s first album. With more than 100 million records sold since the band started, lead singer Simon LeBon, who volunteered on a kibbutz in the 80s, is expected to sing the band\u2019s biggest hits, including Girls on Film, Save a Prayer and Ordinary World.<\/p>\nThe world may be ordinary for Duran Duran but it is anything but for Tears for Fears, who will crank out Everybody Wants to Rule The World, from a hugely impressive back catalog to be performed at Tel Aviv\u2019s Menora Mivtachim Arena (July 5), which hosted Paul Young<\/strong> in May, and will also host rock music\u2019s \u201cPrince of Darkness,\u201d Nick Cave<\/strong> in November.<\/p>\nThere is no let up for rock music fans as the city welcomes two other of the world\u2019s most iconic bands in July. The sounds of hard rock legends Guns and Roses<\/strong> (July 15) and experimental rock group Radiohead<\/strong> (July 19) will echo around the vast grounds of Hayarkon Park. Again.<\/p>\nGuns and Roses return to Israel, this time, with the original lineup of Axl Rose, Slash and Duff McKagan, who are expected to sing their medley of hits, including fan favorite Sweet Child of Mine. Radiohead have also delighted Israeli fans by returning to the country for the first time since 2000.<\/p>\n
Having first played to an Israeli audience back in 1993, the rock group, led by frontman Thom Yorke, has already played in Israel four times, with their local fan base growing dramatically after a local radio DJ repeatedly played the memorable track Creep.<\/p>\n
While many of these rock bands have been to Israel before, there is always feverish excitement and gratitude for newcomers. Pop princess Britney Spears<\/strong> is expected to perform to sellout crowds at Hayarkon Park (July 3). The sultry songstress of Baby One More Time and Oops! I Did It Again has sold over 100 million albums in her career, and such is her popularity here that a primary election for the Labor party was postponed in order to avoid a clash of dates.<\/p>\nHer ex-boyfriend, the hugely talented Justin Timberlake<\/strong> also visited the Holy Land for his first ever concert here back in 2014.<\/p>\nIsrael has always been a source of fascination and curiosity for the artists themselves.<\/p>\n
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<\/a><\/p>\nA regular visitor and performer in Israel, the late Leonard Cohen<\/strong> was once described by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu as someone who “loved the people of Israel and the State of Israel.” There are plans to celebrate the life of the late Canadian singer-songwriter, poet and novelist at Beit Hatfutsot, the Museum of the Jewish People in Tel Aviv. Presently, the museum is showcasing the life, influences and legacy of folk legend Bob Dylan through film footage, rare photographs and dozens of pieces of his music.<\/p>\n
This summer, particularly, has been the summer of rocking out. Following in the footsteps of rivals Bon Jovi<\/strong>, who came to Tel Aviv last October, in May, American rockers Aerosmith<\/strong> returned to the city\u2019s packed out Hayarkon Park. Having last played in Tel Aviv in 1994, fans didn\u2019t wanna miss a thing, especially as this visit by the legendary rock group was part of their farewell \u201cAeroviderci\u201d tour.<\/p>\n In June, LGBT Pride in Tel Aviv<\/a> welcomed more than 200,000 partygoers, including an estimated 30,000 tourists \u2013 among them another of the 1980s legendary pop groups \u2013 the Pet Shop Boys<\/strong>.<\/p>\n Last in Tel Aviv\u2019s Nokia Arena in June 2013, the British electronic duo \u2013 Chris Lowe and Neil Tennant<\/strong> \u2013 performed the Super Tour production and sang hits including West End Girls, It\u2019s a Sin and Always on My Mind, late into the night at Hayarkon Park.<\/p>\n World\u2019s most iconic bands come to Israel<\/strong><\/p>\n This summer, 80s supergroup Duran Duran<\/strong> are also scheduled to play Tel Aviv incidentally the name of a primarily instrumental track on the group\u2019s first album. With more than 100 million records sold since the band started, lead singer Simon LeBon, who volunteered on a kibbutz in the 80s, is expected to sing the band\u2019s biggest hits, including Girls on Film, Save a Prayer and Ordinary World.<\/p>\n The world may be ordinary for Duran Duran but it is anything but for Tears for Fears, who will crank out Everybody Wants to Rule The World, from a hugely impressive back catalog to be performed at Tel Aviv\u2019s Menora Mivtachim Arena (July 5), which hosted Paul Young<\/strong> in May, and will also host rock music\u2019s \u201cPrince of Darkness,\u201d Nick Cave<\/strong> in November.<\/p>\n There is no let up for rock music fans as the city welcomes two other of the world\u2019s most iconic bands in July. The sounds of hard rock legends Guns and Roses<\/strong> (July 15) and experimental rock group Radiohead<\/strong> (July 19) will echo around the vast grounds of Hayarkon Park. Again.<\/p>\n Guns and Roses return to Israel, this time, with the original lineup of Axl Rose, Slash and Duff McKagan, who are expected to sing their medley of hits, including fan favorite Sweet Child of Mine. Radiohead have also delighted Israeli fans by returning to the country for the first time since 2000.<\/p>\n Having first played to an Israeli audience back in 1993, the rock group, led by frontman Thom Yorke, has already played in Israel four times, with their local fan base growing dramatically after a local radio DJ repeatedly played the memorable track Creep.<\/p>\n While many of these rock bands have been to Israel before, there is always feverish excitement and gratitude for newcomers. Pop princess Britney Spears<\/strong> is expected to perform to sellout crowds at Hayarkon Park (July 3). The sultry songstress of Baby One More Time and Oops! I Did It Again has sold over 100 million albums in her career, and such is her popularity here that a primary election for the Labor party was postponed in order to avoid a clash of dates.<\/p>\n Her ex-boyfriend, the hugely talented Justin Timberlake<\/strong> also visited the Holy Land for his first ever concert here back in 2014.<\/p>\n Israel has always been a source of fascination and curiosity for the artists themselves.<\/p>\n A regular visitor and performer in Israel, the late Leonard Cohen<\/strong> was once described by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu as someone who “loved the people of Israel and the State of Israel.” There are plans to celebrate the life of the late Canadian singer-songwriter, poet and novelist at Beit Hatfutsot, the Museum of the Jewish People in Tel Aviv. Presently, the museum is showcasing the life, influences and legacy of folk legend Bob Dylan through film footage, rare photographs and dozens of pieces of his music.<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n