Ivri Lider in Tel Aviv

Ivri Lider is an Israeli pop-rock singer, songwriter and composer, born in 1974 at Kibbutz Givat Haim Ihud. He established his solo career with the Hebrew-language album Melatef Umeshaker and became known for songs including “Bo,” “Zachiti Le'ehov” and “Mishehu Pa'am.” He also formed the electronic-pop duo The Young Professionals with producer Johnny Goldstein. The concert album Live CD captured Ivri Lider performing material from his early records with a band. He later headlined the Caesarea Amphitheatre and mounted Tel Aviv concerts at Hangar 11.