Singer and actress
Dafna ArmoniShows 2027: dates and tickets
Israeli singer and actress who began as an army band soloist, known for Ela, Ohevet Otcha, Ozevet Otcha and Sipur BeJeans.
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- On stage since
- 1974
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Dafna Armoni sang as a soloist in army bands before her 1986 debut album went platinum
Dafna Armoni was born in 1956 on Kibbutz Revivim. From 1974 she sang in the Armored Corps band, as the soloist of BeIkvei HaDerech, which became the corps' anthem, and then as the soloist of the Air Force troupe, whose BeToch at the 1977 Israel Song Festival first made her known.
In 1978 she played Noa in the film HaLahaka, singing Shalva with Gali Atari, and in 1979 she performed with Arik Einstein and Shalom Hanoch and appeared in the film Yotzim Kavua. Her 1984 single Ela, written by Shalom Hanoch, reached No. 12 on Galei Tzahal's annual chart, and her debut album, Dafna Armoni (1986), mostly written by Hanoch, went platinum with Ohevet Otcha, Ozevet Otcha and Hi Tikach Otcha.
Sipur BeJeans reached No. 5 in 1989, and on her second album, Isha Achat Pachot (1992), she wrote and composed most of the songs. Since the 1990s she has also painted, with more than 20 exhibitions, and acted at Habima. In 2019 she won Festival HaShir HaBa with Shifcha At UMalka, a duet with Gabi Berlin, and in 2026 she began a new show of army band songs with Meir Suissa.
Born
13 March 1956, on Kibbutz Revivim Wikidata
Army bands
The Armored Corps band (1974 to 1976), then the Air Force troupe Hebrew Wikipedia
Debut album
Dafna Armoni (1986), platinum Hebrew Wikipedia
Studio albums
2: Dafna Armoni (1986) and Isha Achat Pachot (1992) Hebrew Wikipedia
Films
HaLahaka (1978) and Yotzim Kavua (1979) Hebrew Wikipedia
Painting
More than 20 exhibitions since the 1990s Hebrew Wikipedia
Dafna Armoni's path runs from the Armored Corps band in 1974 to a new show of army band songs in 2026
1974
Joined the Armored Corps band and sang the solo in BeIkvei HaDerech, which became the corps' anthem. Hebrew Wikipedia
1977
As soloist of the Air Force troupe, sang BeToch at the Israel Song Festival, her first taste of fame. Hebrew Wikipedia
1978
Played Noa in the film HaLahaka and sang Shalva in it with Gali Atari. Hebrew Wikipedia
1979
Performed with Arik Einstein and Shalom Hanoch, singing Hanoch's Ad Machar, and played Shelly in the film Yotzim Kavua. Hebrew Wikipedia
1984
Ela, written by Shalom Hanoch, reached No. 12 on Galei Tzahal's annual chart. Hebrew Wikipedia
1986
Released her debut album, Dafna Armoni, which went platinum. Hebrew Wikipedia
1989
Sipur BeJeans reached No. 5 on the weekly chart. Hebrew Wikipedia
1992
Released her second album, Isha Achat Pachot, co-produced with Yossi Fine, writing and composing most of its songs. Hebrew Wikipedia
2019
Won Festival HaShir HaBa with Shifcha At UMalka, a duet with Gabi Berlin. Hebrew Wikipedia
2026
Began a new show of army band songs with Meir Suissa, with an orchestra of ten musicians and a conductor. Maariv, 29 July 2026
These are Dafna Armoni's best-known albums and songs
Shifcha At UMalka (with Gabi Berlin)
Song · 2019 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Isha Achat Pachot
Album · 1992 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Sipur BeJeans
Song · 1989 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Dafna Armoni
Album · 1986 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Ohevet Otcha, Ozevet Otcha
Song · 1986 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Ela
Song · 1984 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Ani Shmurat Teva
Song · 1982 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Yotzim Kavua
Film · 1979 · Hebrew Wikipedia
HaLahaka
Film · 1978 · Hebrew Wikipedia
BeToch (Air Force troupe)
Song · 1977 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Dafna Armoni's songs and performances are on her own YouTube channel
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2016
2016
These are the questions people ask about Dafna Armoni
When is Dafna Armoni's next show?
The next date on the halls' own calendars is 24 February at 20:30 at Karmiel Culture Hall in Karmiel. Dafna Armoni announces other dates on the official pages.
Where can I buy tickets for Dafna Armoni?
Each date on this page has a Tickets button that opens the seller's page for that show. Tickets are bought from the seller, not from Israel.com.
Where does Dafna Armoni announce new shows?
New dates are announced first on Dafna Armoni's official pages: Facebook and YouTube. This page lists the dates the halls publish on their own calendars.
What time does Dafna Armoni's show start, and how long is it?
The next show, on 24 February in Karmiel, starts at 20:30 and runs about 90 minutes. Each date on this page has its own start time.
How much are tickets for Dafna Armoni?
Tickets for Dafna Armoni's coming shows start at ₪149, bought on the seller's page for each date.
Where can I listen to Dafna Armoni's songs?
Dafna Armoni's songs are on Spotify and YouTube, on the official artist pages linked here.
How old is Dafna Armoni?
Dafna Armoni was born on 13 March 1956 and is 70 years old.
What are Dafna Armoni's best-known songs?
Ela (1984), Ohevet Otcha, Ozevet Otcha and Hi Tikach Otcha from her 1986 debut album, and Sipur BeJeans (1989).
Who wrote the songs on Dafna Armoni's first album?
Most were written and composed by Shalom Hanoch, who arranged them with Moshe Levi. The album, Dafna Armoni (1986), went platinum.
Which army bands did Dafna Armoni sing in?
The Armored Corps band from 1974 to 1976, where she sang the solo in BeIkvei HaDerech, and then the Air Force troupe, where she sang BeToch at the 1977 Israel Song Festival.
Which films has Dafna Armoni acted in?
HaLahaka (1978), as Noa, Yotzim Kavua (1979), as Shelly, and Lo LaShidur (1981). On stage she has acted at the Cameri and at Habima.
Is Dafna Armoni also a painter?
Yes. She has painted since the 1990s and has shown her work in more than 20 exhibitions.
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Where these facts come from
- Wikidata · read 17 October 2026
- Hebrew Wikipedia · read 17 October 2026
- Maariv, 29 July 2026 · read 17 October 2026