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Hip hop band formed in Jerusalem in 1996, the band behind Shirat HaSticker and Hine Ani Ba, with ten studio albums.

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Friday, 20 November

Barby, Tel Aviv

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Shows coming up: 2
Towns: 1
On stage since: 1996

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Hadag Nahash began with a chance meeting in Jerusalem in 1996

Hadag Nahash formed in Jerusalem in 1996, after a chance meeting between Sha'anan Streett and Dudush Klemes, who worked in a Jerusalem record shop and became the band's keyboard player. Their first show was that March, in a bar Streett owned. The name is a spoonerism of nahag hadash, Hebrew for "new driver".

Their second album, Lazuz (2003), went gold. Shirat HaSticker (2004), whose words the novelist David Grossman put together from bumper-sticker slogans, was the most-played song in Israeli media that year, and Hine Ani Ba (2006) was later heard several times in the Adam Sandler film You Don't Mess with the Zohan.

Four of the six members have played together since 1996. The band has released ten studio albums, the latest Yabia Omer (2025), whose songs set texts from the Book of Psalms, and was named band of the year on the Galgalatz and Reshet Gimel year-end charts in 2004, and again after the album 6.

Formed
1996, in Jerusalem Wikidata
Genre
Hip hop and funk Wikidata
Studio albums
10, the latest Yabia Omer (2025) Hebrew Wikipedia
The name
A spoonerism of nahag hadash, "new driver" Hebrew Wikipedia
Band of the year
Galgalatz and Reshet Gimel, for Khomer Mekomi (2004) and for 6 (2010) Hebrew Wikipedia

Sha'anan StreettRap and vocals
Guy MarDJ, rap and vocals
Shlomi AlonSaxophone, flute, rap and vocals
Yaya Cohen-AharonovBass
Dudush KlemesKeyboards
Moshe "Atraf" AsarafDrums

Hadag Nahash on stage in 2022, with a saxophone, two guitars and a singer in a red shirt — Photo: בר, CC BY-SA 3.0

Hadag Nahash on stage in Beersheba in 2011, under coloured lights — Photo: Eman, CC BY-SA 3.0

Hadag Nahash went from a Jerusalem bar in 1996 to a tenth studio album in 2025

1996
Sha'anan Streett met Dudush Klemes, who worked in a Jerusalem record shop, and the band they formed played its first show that March, in a bar Streett owned. Hebrew Wikipedia
2000
Released their debut album, HaMechona Shel HaGroove, produced by Kobi Oz on his label Levantini. Hebrew Wikipedia
2003
Lazuz, produced by Yossi Fine, sold more than 30,000 copies and went gold. Hebrew Wikipedia
2004
Shirat HaSticker spent four weeks in a row at No. 1 on Reshet Gimel and was the most-played song in Israeli media that year. Hebrew Wikipedia
2006
Be'ezrat HaJam, recorded at a studio in California, won album of the year at the Israel Music Awards. Hebrew Wikipedia
2008
Hine Ani Ba played several times in the Adam Sandler film You Don't Mess with the Zohan and in its trailer. Hebrew Wikipedia
2010
The album 6 went gold, and its first two singles reached the top of the charts. Hebrew Wikipedia
2013
The title song of Zman Lehitorer was chosen for Avi Nesher's film Wonders, and the album won an ACUM prize. Hebrew Wikipedia
2023
Released Dag Life, their ninth studio album, with guests including Eden Hason. Hebrew Wikipedia
2025
Released Yabia Omer, their tenth studio album, with every song set to a text from the Book of Psalms. Hebrew Wikipedia

These are Hadag Nahash's best-known albums and songs

Yabia Omer (He Will Utter)
Album · 2025 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Dag Life
Album · 2023 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Shutafim Ba'am
Album · 2016 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Zman Lehitorer (Time to Wake Up)
Album · 2013 · Hebrew Wikipedia
6
Album · 2010 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Be'ezrat HaJam (With the Jam's Help)
Album · 2006 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Hine Ani Ba (Here I Come)
Song · 2006 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Shirat HaSticker (The Sticker Song)
Song · 2004 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Lazuz (Move)
Album · 2003 · Hebrew Wikipedia
HaMechona Shel HaGroove (The Groove Machine)
Album · 2000 · Hebrew Wikipedia

You can watch Hadag Nahash on the band's own YouTube channel

2025

These are the questions people ask about Hadag Nahash

When is Hadag Nahash's next show?

Hadag Nahash's next show is on 20 November at Barby in Tel Aviv. It is the first of 2 dates announced so far.

Where can I buy tickets for Hadag Nahash?

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Is Hadag Nahash on TikTok?

Yes: Hadag Nahash's official TikTok account is @hadagnahashofficial.

Where can I listen to Hadag Nahash's songs?

Hadag Nahash's songs are on Spotify, Apple Music, and YouTube, on the official artist pages linked here.

What does the name Hadag Nahash mean?

It is a spoonerism of nahag hadash, Hebrew for "new driver".

Who are the members of Hadag Nahash?

Sha'anan Streett (rap and vocals), Guy Mar (DJ, rap and vocals), Shlomi Alon (saxophone, flute, rap and vocals), Yaya Cohen-Aharonov (bass), Dudush Klemes (keyboards) and Moshe "Atraf" Asaraf (drums).

What is Hadag Nahash's best-known song?

Shirat HaSticker (The Sticker Song, 2004), whose words David Grossman put together from bumper-sticker slogans. It was the most-played song in Israeli media in 2004, the first time a hip hop song topped that count.