Singer-songwriter

Harel MoyalShows 2027: dates and tickets

Israeli singer-songwriter who won the second season of Kokhav Nolad in 2004, known for Emtza HaLayla BaKfar and Ehiye Lach Osher.

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Thursday, 20 May · 20:30

Ma'ale Adumim Culture Hall, Ma'ale Adumim

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Born: 1981

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May20
Thursday, 2027 · 20:30Next show
Ma'ale Adumim
Ma'ale Adumim Culture Hall · from ₪149
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Harel Moyal learned guitar from his father at 15 and won Kokhav Nolad in 2004

Harel Moyal was born in Jerusalem in 1981 and grew up in Ma'ale Adumim. His father taught him guitar at 15, and within a month he was writing songs of his own; he also plays banjo, oud, piano, harmonica and percussion. In August 2004 he won the second season of Kokhav Nolad, singing Ner Al HaChalon in the final at Nitzanim, ahead of Harel Skaat and Adi Cohen.

His debut album, Harel Moyal (2005), went gold, and its first single, Emtza HaLayla BaKfar, became a hit. He wrote and composed most of its songs and all of those on his second album, Levadi, which went platinum and gave him Lo Makirim Otach, a No. 1 on the Galgalatz chart. In 2015 he released Ehiye Lach Osher, which became one of the popular love and wedding songs in Israel.

He has also starred in musicals: Kmo BaSeret with Yehoram Gaon in 2006, which also toured North America, Sallah Shabati in 2018, and Nesich Mitzrayim in 2022, in the lead role of Moses. In 2024 he marked 20 years since Kokhav Nolad with a new show, and he keeps releasing singles, among them 1990 and Gibor MiNeyar in 2026.

Born
12 April 1981, in Jerusalem Wikidata
Grew up in
Ma'ale Adumim Hebrew Wikipedia
Kokhav Nolad
Winner of the second season, 2004 Hebrew Wikipedia
Instruments
Guitar, banjo, oud, piano, harmonica and percussion Hebrew Wikipedia
Debut album
Harel Moyal (2005), certified gold Hebrew Wikipedia
Festigal
First place in 2004 with Ani Hu Zorro Hebrew Wikipedia

Harel Moyal singing into a hand-held microphone under blue stage lights, Safed, 2014 — Photo: קרלוס הגדול, CC BY-SA 3.0

Portrait of Harel Moyal in a green checked shirt, seated on a wooden chair against a dark brown background, 2021 — Photo: גבריאל בהרילה (Gabriel Baharlia), CC BY-SA 3.0

His path runs from the Kokhav Nolad final in 2004 to the role of Moses and new singles in 2026

2004
Won the second season of Kokhav Nolad, singing Ner Al HaChalon in the final at Nitzanim. Hebrew Wikipedia
2004
Took first place at the Festigal as Zorro, with Ani Hu Zorro by Uzi Hitman and Shlomi Shabat. Hebrew Wikipedia
2005
Released his debut album, Harel Moyal, which went gold, with the hit Emtza HaLayla BaKfar. Hebrew Wikipedia
2006
Starred in the musical Kmo BaSeret with Yehoram Gaon, which played New York, Miami, Los Angeles and Toronto. Hebrew Wikipedia
2015
Released Ehiye Lach Osher, which became a favourite wedding song in Israel. Hebrew Wikipedia
2018
Played Shimon, Sallah's eldest son, in the musical Sallah Shabati. Hebrew Wikipedia
2022
Played the lead role of Moses in the musical Nesich Mitzrayim, with Rinat Gabay and Hila Saada. Hebrew Wikipedia
2024
Marked 20 years since Kokhav Nolad with a new show and the single Yeled Sheli. Israel Hayom
2026
Released the singles 1990 in February and Gibor MiNeyar in June. Hebrew Wikipedia

These are Harel Moyal's best-known albums and songs

1990
Song · 2026 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Gibor MiNeyar
Song · 2026 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Ten Koach
Song · 2025 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Yeled Sheli
Song · 2024 · Israel Hayom
Nesich Mitzrayim, as Moses
Stage show · 2022 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Sallah Shabati, as Shimon
Stage show · 2018 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Ehiye Lach Osher
Song · 2015 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Kmo BaSeret, with Yehoram Gaon
Stage show · 2006 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Harel Moyal
Album · 2005 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Emtza HaLayla BaKfar
Song · 2005 · Hebrew Wikipedia

Harel Moyal has already played these dates

4 November 2026Afula Culture Hall, Afula

These are the questions people ask about Harel Moyal

When is Harel Moyal's next show?

The next date on the halls' own calendars is 20 May at 20:30 at Ma'ale Adumim Culture Hall in Ma'ale Adumim. Harel Moyal announces other dates on the official pages.

Where can I buy tickets for Harel Moyal?

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 Harel Moyal announce new shows?

New dates are announced first on Harel Moyal's official pages: Facebook. This page lists the dates the halls publish on their own calendars.

What time does Harel Moyal's show start, and how long is it?

The next show, on 20 May in Ma'ale Adumim, starts at 20:30 and runs about 60 minutes. Each date on this page has its own start time.

How much are tickets for Harel Moyal?

Tickets for Harel Moyal's coming shows start at ₪149, bought on the seller's page for each date.

Where can I listen to Harel Moyal's songs?

Harel Moyal's songs are on Spotify and Apple Music, on the official artist pages linked here.

How old is Harel Moyal?

Harel Moyal was born on 12 April 1981 and is 45 years old.

When did Harel Moyal win Kokhav Nolad?

In August 2004, in the final of the show's second season at Nitzanim, where he sang Ner Al HaChalon and finished ahead of Harel Skaat and Adi Cohen.

What are Harel Moyal's best-known songs?

Emtza HaLayla BaKfar, the first single from his 2005 debut album; Lo Makirim Otach from his second album, Levadi, which reached No. 1 on the Galgalatz chart; and Ehiye Lach Osher (2015), a favourite wedding song in Israel.

Does Harel Moyal write his own songs?

Yes. He wrote and composed most of the songs on his debut album and all of them on his second, Levadi, and in 2007 he composed the music for HaBima's play Betulim, directed by Maor Zaguri.