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Eviatar BanaiShows 2026: dates and tickets
Israeli singer-songwriter and pianist whose 1997 debut album went platinum, with nine studio albums to date.
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Thursday, 3 December · 20:30
Hevel Modiin Culture Hall, Airport City
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Eviatar Banai wrote his first album at the piano of a rented Tel Aviv flat, and it went platinum
Eviatar Banai was born in Beersheba in 1973 and grew up in Omer. He studied film at high school and piano for eight years, and in 1995 moved to Tel Aviv, where he wrote the songs of his first album at the piano of a rented flat. The album, Eviatar Banai, came out in 1997, sold about 50,000 copies and went platinum, with songs such as Matai Nitnashek and Yesh Li Sikui.
His second album, Shir Tiyul (1999), was a concept album shaped by electronic music, trance and Indian music, recorded in a home studio in Mitzpe Ramon. Omed Al Neyar (2005) entered the sales chart at number one and went gold, and Layla Kayom Yair (2009) made him singer of the year on the annual charts of both Reshet Gimel and Galgalatz, which named Ad Machar its song of the year.
He went on with Yafa KaLevana (2013), Leshonot Shel Esh (2017), HaChayim Matchilim LeNagen (2021), Ogen BaMayim (2023) and Sichot Shalom (2024), his ninth studio album. He has won ACUM prizes as composer of the year and for album of the year, and in 2018 the Education Minister's lifetime achievement prize for Jewish-Israeli culture.
Born
8 February 1973, in Beersheba Wikidata
Debut album
Eviatar Banai (1997), platinum, about 50,000 copies Hebrew Wikipedia
Studio albums
Nine, from 1997 to Sichot Shalom (2024) Hebrew Wikipedia
Instruments
Piano, guitar, bass and percussion Hebrew Wikipedia
Awards
ACUM composer of the year (2010), ACUM album of the year (2014), the Education Minister's lifetime achievement prize (2018) Hebrew Wikipedia
Label
Hed Arzi Wikidata
From a platinum debut in 1997 to a ninth studio album in 2024, Eviatar Banai changed direction with almost every record
1997
Released his debut album, Eviatar Banai, which sold about 50,000 copies and went platinum. Hebrew Wikipedia
1999
Released Shir Tiyul, a concept album influenced by electronic music, jungle, trance and Indian music, recorded in a home studio in Mitzpe Ramon. Hebrew Wikipedia
2001
Was invited by Robert Wyatt, a founder of Soft Machine, to play the Meltdown festival he curated in Britain that year. Hebrew Wikipedia
2005
Omed Al Neyar entered the sales chart at number one, and in November it went gold. Hebrew Wikipedia
2009
Layla Kayom Yair made him singer of the year on the annual charts of Reshet Gimel and Galgalatz, and Galgalatz named Ad Machar its song of the year. Hebrew Wikipedia
2011
Played a joint show with Aviv Geffen at the Piano Festival, which led to a tour together and their shared song Yesh Shamayim Me'alai. Hebrew Wikipedia
2013
Released Yafa KaLevana, whose title song went to the top of the radio charts. Hebrew Wikipedia
2018
Received the Education Minister's lifetime achievement prize for Jewish-Israeli culture. Hebrew Wikipedia
2024
Released Sichot Shalom (Peace Talks), his ninth studio album. Hebrew Wikipedia
2026
Sikui LeHinatzel, Doron Tsabari's four-part documentary series about him, filmed over about eleven years, premiered on yes Docu. Hebrew Wikipedia
These are Eviatar Banai's best-known albums and songs
Sichot Shalom (Peace Talks)
Album · 2024 · Hebrew Wikipedia
HaChayim Matchilim LeNagen (Life Begins to Play)
Album · 2021 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Leshonot Shel Esh (Tongues of Fire)
Album · 2017 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Yafa KaLevana (Pretty as the Moon)
Album · 2013 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Ad Machar (Until Tomorrow)
Song · 2009 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Layla Kayom Yair (Night as the Day Does Shine)
Album · 2009 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Omed Al Neyar (Standing on Paper)
Album · 2005 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Shir Tiyul (Trip Song)
Album · 1999 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Yesh Li Sikui (I Have a Chance)
Song · 1997 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Eviatar Banai
Album · 1997 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Eviatar Banai's songs and clips are on his own YouTube channel
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These are the questions people ask about Eviatar Banai
When is Eviatar Banai's next show?
The next date on the halls' own calendars is 3 December at 20:30 at Hevel Modiin Culture Hall in Airport City. Eviatar Banai announces other dates on the official pages.
Where can I buy tickets for Eviatar Banai?
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 Eviatar Banai announce new shows?
New dates are announced first on Eviatar Banai's official pages: Official site, Instagram, Facebook, and YouTube. This page lists the dates the halls publish on their own calendars.
What time does Eviatar Banai's show start, and how long is it?
The next show, on 3 December in Airport City, starts at 20:30 and runs about 75 minutes. Each date on this page has its own start time.
How much are tickets for Eviatar Banai?
Tickets for Eviatar Banai's coming shows start at ₪159, bought on the seller's page for each date.
What is Eviatar Banai's Instagram?
Eviatar Banai's official Instagram account is @eviatar.banai. The latest posts from it are on this page.
Where can I listen to Eviatar Banai's songs?
Eviatar Banai's songs are on Spotify, Apple Music, and YouTube, on the official artist pages linked here.
How old is Eviatar Banai?
Eviatar Banai was born on 8 February 1973 and is 53 years old.
Which album made Eviatar Banai's name?
His debut, Eviatar Banai (1997), which surprised many by becoming a commercial hit: it sold about 50,000 copies and went platinum, with songs such as Matai Nitnashek, Klum Lo Atzuv and Yesh Li Sikui.
Which Eviatar Banai song was Galgalatz's song of the year?
Ad Machar, from Layla Kayom Yair (2009). That year he was also named singer of the year on the annual charts of Reshet Gimel and Galgalatz.
Has Eviatar Banai worked with Aviv Geffen?
Yes. After a joint show at the Piano Festival in November 2011 the two went on tour together, and they wrote and composed the song Yesh Shamayim Me'alai together.
What awards has Eviatar Banai won?
ACUM prizes for composer's achievement of the year for Omed Al Neyar and for Layla Kayom Yair, an ACUM album of the year prize in 2014, and in 2018 the Education Minister's lifetime achievement prize for Jewish-Israeli culture.
What is Eviatar Banai's newest album?
Sichot Shalom (Peace Talks), his ninth studio album, released in September 2024. A live version recorded at the Barby club in Tel Aviv came out in 2025, and in September 2026 he released the single Peimat Lev.
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Where these facts come from
- Wikidata · read 15 October 2026
- Hebrew Wikipedia · read 15 October 2026