Israeli Music Festival
Reshet Gimel co-founder, Kol Yisrael veteran Gilad Ben-Shach passes away at 85
In his work, he helped shape the station's musical sound at a time when radio had an enormous influence on musical tastes in Israel and on how songs and artists became hits.
‘Bring back joy’: Noa Kirel leads KKL-JNF’s ‘Forest of Stars’ summer festival, amid several artists
The Israel Music Showcase Festival brings industry professionals to scout new talent
Jerusalem International Chamber Music Festival: A feast for the senses
26th Israel Music Festival offers excellent free concerts all over
The festival will host dozens of concerts and performances, presenting iconic works by masters from the early years alongside premiers of contemporary works.
Music festival in Megiddo draws crowds from Tel Aviv
An enduring music festival draws the crowds to the Israeli countryside.
The Red Sea Guitar Festival lines up Haim Romano and other Rock icons
Romano, Shalom Hanoch and Mati Caspi, Hemi Rudner, Yael Deckelbaum, Beri Sacharoff and Evyatar Banai are among those performing in the three-day lineup
Party fatigue? This is the creative Israeli solution
Getting exhausted after hours of dancing at a party? This young Israeli found a creative solution for the problem.
Israeli jazz musician takes center stage in Colombia
Robbie Williams, Sam Smith to perform in Israel in 2023
The Summer in the City music festival will take place across two days in May-June in Park Hayarkon in Tel Aviv.
Depedro, Geva Alon showcase musical pairings at Hamagber Guitar Festival
Hamagber is basically a tale of synergies between artists of similar philosophies, with some shows billed as a tribute to a giant of their field.
Singer-songwriter Erez Lev Ari brings cultured offerings to Klezmer Festival
Lev Ari performed alongside Nathan Goshen, Tislam and Idan Haviv.
Dan Hotels, Eilat music festival team up for 9th year in a row
The Dan Hotel in Eilat will host the concerts for the Eilat music festival in February.
Dancing with the desert - InDNegev 2021
“Last year, the festival didn’t happen because of coronavirus,” said Assaf Ben David, one of InDNegev’s organizers. “It really feels like coming home.”
