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Israeli singer and stage actor, runner-up on Kokhav Nolad in 2004 and Israel's entry at Eurovision 2010 with Milim.
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Tuesday, 16 February · 20:30
Herzliya Performing Arts Center, Herzliya
Harel Skaat
Dates checked 5 November, 15:09 Israel time
- Dates listed
- 2
- Towns
- 2
- On stage since
- 2004
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Harel Skaat came second on Kokhav Nolad and went on to sing for Israel at Eurovision
Harel Skaat was born in Kfar Saba in 1981, and at six he won a children's song festival in his hometown. He sang in the Signal Corps army band, and in 2004 he reached the final of the second season of Kokhav Nolad and finished second.
His debut album, Harel Skaat (2006), went gold within a month and later platinum, and its ballad Ve'at, written by Keren Peles, was song of the year on Galgalatz and Reshet Gimel. In 2010 he represented Israel at the Eurovision Song Contest in Oslo with Milim, finished 14th in the final and won all three Marcel Bezençon Awards.
Shuv Me'ushar (2012) made him Reshet Gimel's singer of the year again, and from 2014 to 2019 he was a judge on HaKokhav HaBa L'Eurovision. On stage he has played Marius in Les Misérables at Habima and Phileas Fogg in Around the World in 80 Days, and his fifth album, Chelek Bet, came out in November 2024.
Born
8 August 1981, in Kfar Saba Wikidata
Breakthrough
Runner-up on the second season of Kokhav Nolad, 2004 Hebrew Wikipedia
Eurovision
2010, Milim, 14th in the final Hebrew Wikipedia
Singer of the year
2006 and 2012 Hebrew Wikipedia
Studio albums
5, the latest Chelek Bet (2024) Hebrew Wikipedia
From a children's festival in Kfar Saba to the Eurovision final in Oslo, Harel Skaat has been singing since he was six
1987
Won the Kfar Saba children's song festival at six, singing Ima Havini. Hebrew Wikipedia
2004
Finished second in the final of the second season of Kokhav Nolad, at Nitzanim Beach. Hebrew Wikipedia
2006
Released his debut album, which went gold within a month; Ve'at was song of the year on Galgalatz and Reshet Gimel. Hebrew Wikipedia
2007
Played the 100th show of his first tour at Amphi Wohl, with the Symphonette Ra'anana orchestra. Hebrew Wikipedia
2009
Released his second album, Dmuyot, on which he wrote more of the songs himself. Hebrew Wikipedia
2010
Sang Milim for Israel at the Eurovision Song Contest in Oslo, finished 14th and won all three Marcel Bezençon Awards. Hebrew Wikipedia
2012
Released Shuv Me'ushar, was named Reshet Gimel's singer of the year again and starred in the rock opera Next to Normal at Habima. Hebrew Wikipedia
2016
Played Marius in Habima's production of Les Misérables. Hebrew Wikipedia
2017
Released his fourth album, Ahava Mesovevet HaKol, and played Phileas Fogg in Around the World in 80 Days. Hebrew Wikipedia
2024
Released his fifth album, Chelek Bet, on 24 November. Hebrew Wikipedia
These are Harel Skaat's best-known albums and songs
Chelek Bet (Part Two)
Album · 2024 · Hebrew Wikipedia
HaHofa'a: Heichal HaTarbut Tel Aviv (live)
Album · 2020 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Ahava Mesovevet HaKol (Love Turns Everything)
Album · 2017 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Shuv Me'ushar (Happy Again)
Album · 2012 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Milim (Words)
Song · 2010 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Dmuyot (Figures)
Album · 2009 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Ve'at (And You)
Song · 2006 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Harel Skaat
Album · 2006 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Hineni Kan (Here I Am)
Song · 2004 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Harel Skaat's songs and clips are on his own YouTube channel
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These are the questions people ask about Harel Skaat
When is Harel Skaat's next show?
The next date on the halls' own calendars is 16 February at 20:30 at Herzliya Performing Arts Center in Herzliya. Harel Skaat announces other dates on the official pages.
Where can I buy tickets for Harel Skaat?
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 Skaat announce new shows?
New dates are announced first on Harel Skaat's official pages: Facebook and YouTube. This page lists the dates the halls publish on their own calendars.
What time does Harel Skaat's show start, and how long is it?
The next show, on 16 February in Herzliya, starts at 20:30 and runs about 90 minutes. Each date on this page has its own start time.
How much are tickets for Harel Skaat?
Tickets for Harel Skaat's coming shows start at ₪149, bought on the seller's page for each date.
When is Harel Skaat playing in Herzliya?
Harel Skaat's next show in Herzliya is on 16 February at 20:30 at Herzliya Performing Arts Center. It is the only date there so far.
When is Harel Skaat playing in Airport City?
Harel Skaat's next show in Airport City is on 4 March at 21:00 at Hevel Modiin Culture Hall. It is the only date there so far.
Which cities is Harel Skaat playing?
The halls list dates in Herzliya, Airport City.
Where can I listen to Harel Skaat's songs?
Harel Skaat's songs are on Spotify and YouTube, on the official artist pages linked here.
How old is Harel Skaat?
Harel Skaat was born on 8 August 1981 and is 45 years old.
What song did Harel Skaat sing at Eurovision?
Milim (Words), written by Noam Horev and composed by Tomer Hadadi, at the 2010 contest in Oslo. He reached the final and finished 14th, and the song won all three Marcel Bezençon Awards: the press, artistic and composer awards.
How did Harel Skaat become famous?
On the second season of Kokhav Nolad in 2004. He reached the final at Nitzanim Beach, sang Yehoram Gaon's Hineni Kan, and finished second to Harel Moyal.
What is Harel Skaat's best-known song?
Ve'at (And You), written and composed by Keren Peles, from his 2006 debut album. It went to No. 1 on the Galgalatz and Reshet Gimel charts and was song of the year on both stations.
Which musicals has Harel Skaat appeared in?
Among others the rock opera Next to Normal at Habima (2012), Peter Pan (2012) and Aladdin (2013), Les Misérables at Habima as Marius (2016) and Around the World in 80 Days as Phileas Fogg (2017).
How many albums has Harel Skaat released?
Five studio albums: Harel Skaat (2006), Dmuyot (2009), Shuv Me'ushar (2012), Ahava Mesovevet HaKol (2017) and Chelek Bet (2024), plus the live album HaHofa'a: Heichal HaTarbut Tel Aviv (2020).
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Where these facts come from
- Wikidata · read 15 October 2026
- Hebrew Wikipedia · read 15 October 2026