UK's summer full of leading artists in concert

As a favored destination of Israeli vacationers, and for those who seek an escape from the war,  we offer a rundown of must-see events  

Einav Schiff|
London remains a summer hotspot for Israelis, offering a blend of shopping, shows, and some of Europe's biggest music events without the hassle of camping or worrying about rain and mud. Here are some options:
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קהל בהופעה בהייד פארק, לונדון
קהל בהופעה בהייד פארק, לונדון
Hyde Park, London
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Central Park Annual Celebration

What: Annual music festival with daily tickets, each day featuring performances aligned with the main act.
When: Various dates
Artists:
  • Robbie Williams: Featuring '90s star Seal, Supergrass frontman Gaz Coombes, and more.
  • Shania Twain: Hosting The Corrs, Natalie Imbruglia, Anne-Marie.
  • Kylie Minogue
  • Stevie Nicks
  • Andrea Bocelli: With guests Hans Zimmer, Seal, and half of the Bocelli family.
Location: Central Park, London
Highlights: Central location makes it one of the city's top summer attractions.

Wireless: Hip-Hop Party

Where: Finsbury Park
When: July 12-14
Artists:
  • Doja Cat
  • Nicki Minaj
  • Future
  • 21 Savage
  • J Hus
  • Sean Paul
What: Leading hip-hop festival outside the U.S., featuring top current artists and promising talents.
Highlights: Look out for rising stars like Ice Spice, Sexxy Red, and Tyla.
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רובי וויליאמס בפארק הירקון
Robbie Williams
(Photo: Raz Gross)

Kaleidoscope: Electronic Celebration

Where: Alexandra Palace Park
When: July 13
Artists:
  • Ministry of Sound
  • Soul II Soul
  • Mr. Scruff
  • The Go! Team
  • Erol Alkan
  • Artful Dodger
What: Annual electronic music festival with a nostalgic lineup. Perfect for those who haven't danced since the pound was worth 7.5 shekels.
Highlights: Located on the beautiful hill of Alexandra Palace, a lesser-known tourist area.

Junction 2: English Rave

Where: Boston Manor Park
When: July 26-28
Artists:
  • Richie Hawtin
  • Jeff Mills
  • Jon Hopkins
  • The Blessed Madonna
  • Honey Dijon
What: A weekend summer rave featuring a variety of techno, house, and drum and bass styles.
Highlights: Starts at 12:00 PM and ends at 10:00 PM, avoiding the early morning return home with tired legs.
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דוג'ה קאט
Doja Cat
(Photo: REUTERS/Brendan Mcdermid)

South Facing: Indie-Pop and Reggae

Where: Crystal Palace Bowl
When: July 26 - August 11
Artists:
  • Grace Jones
  • The Roots
  • De La Soul
  • Róisín Murphy
  • Damian Marley
  • Popcaan
  • Future Islands
What: A modest but attractive and accessible event focusing on hip-hop, reggae, pop, and indie-pop.
Highlights: The Roots and De La Soul: A dedicated day for these hip-hop legends, Grace Jones and Róisín Murphy: A shared day for these fantastic artists, Future Islands: For those who love sophisticated, emotional pop

All Points East: New and Old

Where: Victoria Park
When: August 16-25
Artists:
  • LCD Soundsystem
  • Pixies
  • Justice
  • Death Cab for Cutie
  • Mitski
  • Loyle Carner
  • Kaytranada
  • Nas
  • André 3000
What: One of the most enjoyable music events in London and Europe, combining old and new in a relaxed atmosphere.
Highlights: LCD Soundsystem: Disco-rock fun, Pixies: Preceding LCD Soundsystem for added joy, Justice: Leading the rave event, Loyle Carner, Nas, André 3000: A mix of young and veteran talent, Mitski: Leading a stunning day of excellent creators.
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ברוס ספרינגסטין
The Boss
(Photo: Reuters)

Other Major Shows in London this Summer

  • The Killers: Series of shows at the O2.
  • Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band: Performing at Wembley.
  • Travis Scott: Taking over the Tottenham football stadium.
  • Pet Shop Boys: Greatest hits at the Royal Opera House.
  • PJ Harvey: Massive show at Gunnersbury Park in August.
  • Justin Timberlake: Two shows at the O2.
  • Taylor Swift: Closing the summer at Wembley.
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