Popular israeli music
IDF paratrooper Yosef Haguel, associated with famed 'Ballad for a Medic,' dies at 80
Ballad for a Medic became one of Gaon’s most beloved songs, even though it wasn't played on Israeli radio stations for several years, except on Remembrance Day.
‘I want Adam Levine to bring me the cake’: Israeli pop star Nunu on five years of war and music
How 'Tamid Ohev Oti' became an unlikely Israeli anthem of 2024
Israeli pop sensation Adam has died at 64
Red Sea Jazz Festival goes blues and white
As usual, there is plenty of non-jazzy fare on offer, including oud player-violinist Yair Delal, veteran rock star Shalom Hanoch and world music outfit Quarter to Africa.
Idan Raichel sheds a few layers
Revered musical maestro strips to piano and voice for a new series of shows.
CONCERT REVIEW: Joss Stone, Barby Club, Tel Aviv, July 25
“I feel so lucky today,” Stone told the audience. “I never thought I’d be playing in Israel.”
Brian Jonestown Massacre heading back to TA
Among the band’s dozen albums are Strung Out in Heaven and Who Killed Sgt. Pepper?
Sounds like a war
The events surrounding the 1973 Yom Kippur War serve as a backdrop for Yair Yona’s latest album ‘Sword.’
Buber's blues
Strauss may have begotten the country’s first Hebrew-language blues number, but his main avenue of expression is of a quintessentially universal nature.
Culture and Sport Minister Miri Regev is on the war path
Regev issued a statement in which she said that she would not waste public funds on yet another elitist station that does not reflect the demographic composition of the nation.
Review: Ezra Furman and the Boyfriends Barby Club, Tel Aviv June 21
Furman’s shy, self-deprecating between-song patter contrasted with his frenetic performing energy and unpredictability.
The sweet smell of success
Israeli instrumental rock trio Tatran is ready to showcase their experimental mastery at Tel Aviv’s Barby Club
Anonymous Moroccan musicians to take part in Andalusian Orchestra concert
Neither the names nor the images of two foreign soloists were revealed, for their own safety both in their homeland and abroad.