Shlomo Artzi & Shalom Hanoch in Tel Aviv

Shlomo Artzi is an Israeli singer-songwriter, born in 1949, whose Hebrew-language music spans soft rock and folk-rock. He won the Israel Song Festival in 1970 with “Pitom Achshav, Pitom Hayom” and represented his country at the 1975 Eurovision Song Contest with “At Va'Ani.” His catalogue includes the albums Gever Holekh Le'ibud, Drakhim, Yareakh and Shnayim. In 2005, Shlomo Artzi joined Shalom Hanoch for the Hitchabrut concert tour, a joint full-band show built around both artists’ songs. His own concert history includes decades of summer performances at the Caesarea Amphitheater. Most of his live work has taken place in Israel, including outdoor concerts at Park HaYarkon in Tel Aviv.

Shalom Hanoch is an Israeli rock singer, songwriter and guitarist, born in 1946 at Kibbutz Mishmarot. He performed in The High Windows and became a central collaborator of Arik Einstein on the albums “Shablool” and “Plastelina.” His solo catalog includes “Adam Betoch Atzmo,” “Hatuna Levana” and “Mehakim LeMashiach,” as well as songs such as “Maya” and “Mehakim LeMashiach.” The 1979 joint tour by Shalom Hanoch and Arik Einstein was documented on a live album. In the 2000s, he and pianist Moshe Levi developed “Yetziah,” an intimate guitar-and-piano concert that was also recorded for a live release. He has also presented “Hayot Layla” as a recurring late-night full-band show at the Barby Club in Tel Aviv.