Boy George stands firm with pro-Israel song as faith guides him through record label split and West End exit
Boy George has parted ways with his record label and withdrawn from the West End production of "Jesus Christ Superstar" in London, days after releasing an AI-generated, pro-Israel song titled "We Will Dance Again." The 65-year-old singer said his Buddhist faith has helped him stay resilient amid the backlash, framing the fallout as a consequence of standing by his convictions rather than backing down under pressure.
The reggae track defends Israel's military action in Palestine, and George says he was urged to "pipe down" as criticism intensified following its release. He linked the label split and his exit from the musical to his decision to publicly support Jewish friends, describing the developments as the price of taking a stand he felt was right.
- Boy George dropped by record label after releasing pro-Israel song.
- He also left the West End's "Jesus Christ Superstar" production.
- Singer credits Buddhist faith for helping him weather the backlash.
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