Second Bruno Mars Tel Aviv date announced due to high demand

American singer will perform in Hayarkon Park on October 7, three days after his first show; Tickets starting at NIS 385
Ran Boker|
Popstar Bruno Mars probably knew his Tel Aviv performance would be popular, but it's doubtful he could foresee the craze among his Israeli fans.
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In fact, his October 4 performance in Tel Aviv's Hayarkon Park was sold out within hours, prompting producers to announce a second show on October 7.
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Prices for the two concerts are set to be identical, with general admission running at NIS 385 and a golden ring ticket running at NIS 855. For a VIP ticket, prepare to shell out NIS 955.
The 37-year-old superstar, born Peter Gene Hernandez, is widely recognized as one of the world's biggest music stars. He rose to fame in 2010, buoyed by his vocal features on the tracks Nothin' on You by B.o.B and Billionaire by rapper Travie McCoy.
With four albums under his belt, he has produced several chart-topping hits, including Just the Way You Are, Grenade, and The Lazy Song. However, the catchy tune that really made him a household name is undoubtedly English DJ and songwriter Mark Ronson's Uptown Funk, to which Mars provided vocals.
Mars' fourth album, An Evening with Silk Sonic, is the result of a collaboration with rapper Anderson .Paak, which features the hit single Leave the Door Open that went on to collect four Grammy awards. Overall, Bruno Mars boasts a staggering 15 Grammy awards won during his illustrious career.
Mars' performance is one of four major international concerts held in Hayarkon Park this summer. After Robbie Williams and Guns N' Roses, Mars, as well as American pop-rock band Imagine Dragons on August 29, will grace the big stage.
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