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Israel, the DEI exception to 'everyone': How the music industry lost its moral compass - opinion

If DEI ever mattered as much as I believed it did in the music industry and rave culture, 7 October 2023 would become a rude awakening.

Bob Vylan crowdsurfs in front of the West Holts stage during day four of Glastonbury festival 2025 at Worthy Farm, Pilton on June 28, 2025 in Glastonbury, England.
 The Beatles

Former Beatles musicians will be on the next Rolling Stones album

Singer Chrissie Hynde (left) of The Pretenders

Concert Review: The Pretenders at Menora Mivtahim Arena, Tel Aviv

The iconic Rolling Stones logo outside the Saatchi Gallery in London.

My people was a rolling stone


Singin’ the blues

Legendary guitarist Buddy Guy performs in Caesarea.

Buddy Guy

JPost selection: Most uplifting stories of 2014

While the headlines often are filled with violence or political turmoil, JPost looks back on the most uplifting and inspiring moments of the year.

SodaStream pitchwoman Scarlett Johansson

14 Days

The latest news over the past fortnight.

TRIPARTITE PRAYER President Shimon Peres prayed at the Vatican on June 8 together with Pope Francis and Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas. The pontiff invited Peres and Abbas to the Vatican last month during his trip to the Middle East in hopes it would relaunch the peace process.

IT WAS A GAS, GAS, GAS: Rolling Stones' Mick Jagger bids farewell to Israel - in Hebrew

"Thanks to everyone in Israel for the wonderful reception," Jagger tweeted in Hebrew. "It was a great concert and we will always remember it."

Mick Jagger (R) and Ronnie Wood of The Rolling Stones.

The Rolling Stones: It's only rock & roll but Tel Aviv loved it

Playing nonstop for two hours, the legendary British band easily won the crowd with their first appearance in Israel.

The Rolling Stones frontman Mick Jagger on stage in Tel Aviv

Paint it blue and white

Tel Aviv gets ready for the Rolling Stones.

Tel Aviv gets ready for the Rolling Stones

Rolling Stones to start Israel show later to enable observant Jews to attend

9:15 p.m. starting time will allow religiously observant fans to make it to Tel Aviv performance after Shavuot holiday ends.

Mick Jagger (R) and Ronnie Wood of The Rolling Stones.

Romancing the Stones

“I can’t even remember the last time I saw the Rolling Stones live in concert,” I mused.

Drummer Charlie Watts, Mick Jagger and Keith Richards.

Out There: Missing the ‘Stones’

The Stones are coming, but I won’t be among the thousands of standing, sweating, swaying, singing people in the audience.

Rolling Stones

Rolling Stones' Ronnie Wood: Dylan told us to come to Israel

Iconic musician urged band to make 'Like a Rolling Stone' and perform in Israel on European tour this summer.

Bob Dylan (L) sings on stage with Ronnie Wood (File).