Boy George says he fired his longtime BGP label manager, Tony Pontius, over a disagreement about releasing the singer's AI-generated pro-Israel single.
The singer has doubled-down on "We Will Dance Again," a track that has courted controversy with its origin and message.
Boy George at "John Proctor is the Villain" Opening Night on April 14, 2025 in New York, New York.
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Boy George has parted ways with the longtime manager of his independent record label, BGP (Boy George Presents), after claiming that he no longer sees eye-to-eye with Tony Pontius.
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