Ishay Ribo & Amir Dadon in Jerusalem

Ishay Ribo is an Israeli singer-songwriter, born in Marseille in 1989, whose Hebrew-language music draws on Jewish prayer and scripture through folk, pop and rock. He is known for albums including Tocho Ratzuf Ahava and Pachad Gevahim, as well as songs such as “Lashuv HaBaita,” “HaLev Sheli” and “Sibat HaSibot.” Ishay Ribo established a recurring concert series around the Hebrew month of Elul, presenting it at Sultan’s Pool in Jerusalem. In 2023, he brought the Elul program to Madison Square Garden in New York and became the first Israeli artist to headline the arena. In Caesarea, he performs at the Caesarea Amphitheater, while his Tel Aviv appearances include Menora Mivtachim Arena.

Amir Dadon is an Israeli singer-songwriter, guitarist and actor, born in Beersheba in 1975. He sang “She'eriot Shel HaHayim” for the Idan Raichel Project, while his own catalog includes “Or Gadol,” “Yesh Ein Sof” and “Livhor Nahon.” His self-titled debut album was released in 2010. At Habima Theatre, Amir Dadon played Jean Valjean in the Israeli production of Les Misérables. The role drew on the same voice heard in his full-band concerts, and he later played Thomas Newton in the Hebrew production of David Bowie and Enda Walsh’s Lazarus at Gesher Theatre.