Shalom Hanoch, Shimi Tavori and Siam to Perform at Tel Aviv Festival

The Tel Aviv Festival reveals its artistic program for the upcoming year, featuring over 80 artists and more than 40 performances. Highlights include Shalom Hanoch in a special "Exit" show, Shimi Tavori celebrating 50 years of his career, and Siam performing in their original lineup. The opening show, I'm a Tribe, will be dedicated to producer Tamir Muskat, and the closing show will feature Rivka Michaeli.

The Tel Aviv Festival, one of the city's flagship events, has unveiled its full artistic program for the upcoming edition. Under the artistic direction of Shlomi Shaban for the second year, the festival will span five days and include over 80 artists and more than 40 performances, connecting music, theater, literature, art, and dance. Shaban noted that this year the festival is taking its guiding principles a step further, with an overwhelming majority of original productions and premieres. The opening show, I'm a Tribe, will spotlight music producer Tamir Muskat, featuring Eviatar Banai, Balkan Beat Box, Gilad Kahana, Victoria Hanna, Shlomi Shaban, Tair Haim, and others. The closing show will be by Rivka Michaeli with special guests. Shimi Tavori will celebrate 50 years of his career in a special event, and Shalom Hanoch will present a special "Exit" show with songs about Tel Aviv. Siam will perform in their original lineup with guests. Nunu will present a special acoustic version, and Liron Tanny will bring rappers to choose the ultimate song and line in Israeli rap. In the cinema section, a notable event marks 30 years since the film "Saint Clara," including a screening and performance by the band Corduroy and Shari Zaki Levi, along with a conversation with director Ari Folman. The festival, in partnership with the Tel Aviv-Yafo Municipality, Hamon Volium, and Forum Productions, will take place from November 1 to November 8 at various locations around the city.