Madonna Adds “Concert for Peace” to Tel Aviv Tour
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JPost – Not content to open her upcoming MDNA world tour in Israel on May 29, pop icon Madonna announced Wednesday that she would be giving an additional show on May 31, under the banner “Concert for Peace.” Both shows will take place at Ramat Gan Stadium.
“Music is so universal and if there’s any chance that through my performance I can bring further attention and enlightenment to honor the peace efforts in the Middle East and help people come together, it would be an honor for me. It is my way of thanking those who are making so much effort toward bringing peace to the Middle East,” said Madonna in a statement simultaneously posted on her fan club website and released by promoter Shuki Weiss.
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