Deep Purple. Not getting old
Photo: Hagai Aharon
Deep Purple coming to Israel in spring
Legendary rock bank to return to Holy Land in May for two concerts in Caesarea
About two years after its last visit to Israel, legendary rock band Deep Purple will return to the Holy Land on May 14 for a performance at the Caesarea amphitheater. Ynet has learned that the band is likely to hold another concert in Caesarea on May 15.
Gillan conquers audience in Caesarea (Photo: Hagai Aharon)
Deep Purple is currently in the midst of a concert tour in France. Lead singer Ian Gillan said recently that the group was planning to release a new album next year, followed by a concert tour.
The British band already performed in Caesarea and Tel Aviv about two years ago. Ynet critic Guy Benyovits lauded the concert, writing that "it proved that the rock dinosaurs called Deep Purple is still alive, at least in terms of its sweeping connection with the audience."
Tickets for the concert are on sale at the Castel ticket office in Tel Aviv. Prices range between NIS 360-810 about ($100-225).
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