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by Shiryn Ghermezian
Noa Kirel performing “Unicorn” for Israel at the first semifinal at the 2023 Eurovision Song Contest. Photo: ESC/Sarah Louise Bennett
Israeli pop star Noa Kirel announced on Thursday that she will have a second concert in Tel Aviv during the month of September after the 65,000 tickets for her first show sold out in less than five hours.
The new concert will be held on Sept. 23 and tickets for the show will go on sale online on Sunday, Kirel wrote in an Instagram post. Tickets for her concert on Sept. 21 sold out within mere hours. Both performances, which will feature surprise guests, will take place in the Yehoshua Gardens in Yarkon Park.
The Unicorn singer performed at Yarkon Park in August 2022 and became the youngest and first female Israeli singer to perform there, in a concert that was attended by tens of thousands of people.
“It’s very exciting. Yarakon Park is one of the biggest things I’ve done in my career and the thing I enjoyed doing the most,” the singer said at a recent press conference about the September concerts. “This time it will be even bigger than last time.”
Kirel represented Israel in the 2023 Eurovision Song Contest earlier this summer and finished in third place, marking Israel’s best finish in the international competition since Netta Barziali won the singing contest in 2018 with her song Toy.
