Concerts in tel aviv
For this Jewish rock fan, ‘Free Palestine’ no longer feels like freedom - comment
When the aching ones and their wounds refer to both the Gazans and the Israelis who have lost so much, that’s when everybody can start winning again.
British singer Boy George to perform in Tel Aviv for first time in almost 10 years
From 'F*** Israel' to a return to Tel Aviv: Azealia Banks schedules third Israeli concert
Asaf Avidan delivers intimate, soulful performance at Tel Aviv Port - review
Israel Philharmonic hosts pianist Giorgi Gigashvili and conductor Nikolaj Szeps-Znaider
The series will open in Haifa at the Rappaport Auditorium on March 19 and on March 20 in Tel Aviv at the Charles Bronfman Concert Hall.
Matisyahu: 'It feels pretty f***in’ scary,' to be a Jew in America
The 44-year-old Grammy-nominated singer has been one of the few in the US entertainment industry to visit Israel since the beginning of the Gaza war
Bach to the recorder: “Bach and the Concerto” doubleheader in Tel Aviv
Florentin and her Mezzo colleagues are now offering a taste of some virtuosic fare composed by Bach, with the “Bach and the Concerto” doubleheader on December 29 in Tel Aviv.
Mitch Woods brings good rockin’ to Tel Aviv
Don't miss this staple of American blues and jumping-jive sounds.
Lindsey Stirling’s artistic extravagance is coming to the Tel Aviv stage
The artist talks about her rise to fame, her faith, and how much she wanted to visit Israel.
Disturbed’s fervor fires up Tel Aviv crowd
Disturbed's David Draiman shows his Jewish and Israeli pride during a passionate performance in Tel Aviv.
Why are Israeli concert tickets for int'l artists so expensive?
Fans anticipate Bruno Mars' concerts and a potential third show, excited for unforgettable live experiences.
UK rock band Suede play triumphant concert in Tel Aviv
The quality of their songwriting has not diminished in any way as old tracks blended seamlessly with new material.
Guns N’ Roses: Hard rock legends reunited and back in Israel
Fans who attend the show in Tel Aviv will be forgiven if they’re transported back to 1989 when Guns N’ Roses were the biggest band in the world,
Pop-violin phenom Lindsey Stirling coming to Israel on tour
Stirling is an electronic violinist and dancer with 4 Billboard chart-topping albums. Her announcement to play in Israel comes amid pressure artists frequently face to boycott the Jewish state.
