Boy George Pulled From West End Show Days After Releasing Pro-Israel Reggae Song

Boy George’s manager said he was pulling the singer from a role in “Jesus Christ Superstar” in “the best interests of my artist.”

British pop icon Boy George has left a West End production of the musical Jesus Christ Superstar after he faced a personal onslaught of abuse for releasing a pro-Israel song, "We Will Dance Again" that stood against the Islamic terrorists of Gaza.

Boy George released a song this week which expressed support for Israel and its war in Gaza.

Boy George has pulled out of a West End production of the musical Jesus Christ Superstar after facing a backlash for releasing a pro-Israel song, "We Will Dance Again".

The 65-year-old musician "will no longer be appearing in Jesus Christ Superstar at the London Palladium", his manager Paul Kemsley said on social media.

BOY George has been pulled off a West End performance days before he was set to take the stage as his manager scrambles to minimise backlash to pro-Israel song.

Boy George has been called out by his Moulin Rouge co-star, Patrick Clanton, following the release of the former’s new pro-Israel song. Released on 26 July, the Culture Club frontman’s new reggae song, ‘We Will Dance Again’, begins: “You say genocide / I say war / When you’re attacked / That’s what the army is…

Boy George’s pro-Israel song shows celebrity politics now rewards clarity over neutrality, with audiences demanding allegiance.