Jul 18, 2008 • 1 min read

Paul McCartney reportedly in talks to play Israel

Paul McCartney is reportedly in talks to play a gig in Tel Aviv in September, ending a forty-year ban on Beatles performances in Israel, according to The Sun.

Paul McCartney is reportedly in talks to play a gig in Israel, which would end a forty year ban on such shenanigans. The Beatles were barred from performing in the country in 1965 because authorities feared their music would corrupt the youth, although the surviving members of the band were invited to take part in Israel's 60th anniversary celebrations earlier this year. The Sun now reports that McCartney is set to play in from of 250,000 in Tel Aviv in September. A source said: "Paul is desperate to put Israel on the map of places he's performed".

Great! You’ve successfully signed up.
Welcome back! You've successfully signed in.
You've successfully subscribed to CMU | the music business explained.
Your link has expired.
Success! Check your email for magic link to sign-in.
Success! Your billing info has been updated.
Your billing was not updated.
Privacy Policy