Idan Amedi in Tel Aviv

Idan Amedi is an Israeli singer-songwriter and actor, born in Jerusalem in 1988. He writes Hebrew-language pop-rock with Mizrahi elements and became known through “Ke'ev Shel Lohamim,” the original song he performed on the television competition Kokhav Nolad. His catalogue includes the self-titled album Idan Amedi, while his acting work includes the role of Sagi Tzur in Fauda. His first nationally televised performances came during the eighth season of Kokhav Nolad, where he finished as runner-up. He later headlined Israeli concert venues including Caesarea Amphitheatre and Sultan’s Pool.

Shlomi Shabat is an Israeli singer and songwriter, born in Yehud in 1954, whose music encompasses Mizrahi pop, folk and rock. He is known for songs including “Biglal HaRuach” and “Abba,” as well as the collaborative album project Haverim. His partnership with Pablo Rosenberg produced a joint concert at Caesarea Amphitheatre and the live album HaMofa HaMeshutaf. Shabat has also presented his own repertoire in major open-air concerts, including performances at the Sultan’s Pool in Jerusalem.