Jerusalem live music

Hadas Pal-Yarden performs songs in Ladino time at the Oud Festival

The 16th Jazz Globus Festival takes place on November 22-26; although, like almost every cultural event these days, events will be streamed online.

Ethnic African sounds mix with hassidic niggunim on new double album

Levin Areddy clearly has an ax or two to grind with life, the universe and the rest of the existential shebang.

Israel's capital will be transformed with dazzling artistic light displays.

This week’s event is being held in honor of the Jerusalem visit of Kyai Haji Yahya Cholil Staquf, the Secretary General of the world’s largest Muslim organization—Indonesia’s Nahdlatul Ulama.

Sharon Ben Zadok certainly knows where her music comes from and she will, no doubt, captivate her Yellow Submarine audience when she plays there with her own band.

Frontman Ian Anderson is bringing the band's 50th anniversary tour to Haifa, Tel Aviv and Jerusalem.

Start with piyutim and paytanim, add oud, kanun, ney and kamanche, with ethnically inclined percussion instruments and Western vibes, too, and you get Elad Gabbay’s rich and eclectic new album.

The show is “only a guitar, a singer, an audience and the connection between them.”