Gun N’ Roses Rock ‘Hatikvah’ in Tel Aviv [VIDEO]
The classic rock band played the Israeli National Anthem during their concert
Still from Tuesday's concertGun n’ Roses, featuring Axl Rose and a collection of other new members, played a memorable show in Tel Aviv on Tuesday. During their concert, guitarist Ronald Jay Blumenthal, known professionally as Ron “Bumblefoot” Thal, played a shortened solo version of Israeli National Anthem, “Hatikvah”.
Blumenthal, a Jewish American with Lithunian and Polish roots, also played a version of “Hatikvah” in 2011 with Israeli death metal band, Salem.
Check out Guns n’ Roses in Tel Aviv and their version of “Hatikvah” below:
Kourtney Kardashian’s boyfriend helps in promoting Kim Kardashian’s boyfriend.
Brian May and Roger Taylor look forward to working with the ‘American Idol’ alum again.
The legendary folk singer will play 9 shows in the U.K this November
The child star wants to pursue a music career
“I look forward to my first visit to Israel,” says R&B sensation.
The Brooklyn based rapper is releasing his first commercial album
Kourtney Kardashian’s boyfriend helps in promoting Kim Kardashian’s boyfriend.
Brian May and Roger Taylor look forward to working with the ‘American Idol’ alum again.
The legendary folk singer will play 9 shows in the U.K this November
The child star wants to pursue a music career
“I look forward to my first visit to Israel,” says R&B sensation.
The Brooklyn based rapper is releasing his first commercial album
The 19 year old sophomore sat on the exam table looking at the floor. A college student with obvious charm
In 1971, researchers set up a prison in the basement of Stanford University's Psychology Department. The idea was to
As I have tried to make abundantly clear the United States is the only country in the industrialized world that
Alright, that does it.Since the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, Americans have been willing to do their part for
A study appeared in a journal titled “Obesity” which was reported by a group from the University of Colorado. In
Sixty-five years ago today, World War II officially came to an end. On September 2, 1945, Japanese Foreign Minister
Share This Story With Your Friends!
Friend's Name:
Friend's E-Mail:
(This information will not be displayed publicly)
Optional Message:
