Reggae band

Hatikva 6Albums, songs, members and where shows are announced

Israeli reggae band formed in 2003 in Ramat HaSharon, at the home of siblings Omri and Shelly Glickman, and named after its address.

Israel.com does not list Hatikva 6's shows yet. New dates are announced first on the official pages below.

These are Hatikva 6's official accounts, with the latest from each

Posts, videos and songs straight from Hatikva 6's own pages, as they publish them.

Hatikva 6 is named after the Ramat HaSharon house where it all began

Hatikva 6 began in 2003 in Ramat HaSharon, and the name is the Glickman family's address, 6 HaTikva Street, where Omri and Shelly Glickman grew up. Omri sings and plays guitar, Shelly sings and plays keyboards, and the band plays reggae with hip hop.

Their first single, Im Efgosh et Elohim (If I Meet God), made their name in 2007, and the debut album followed that August. In 2011 they competed in Israel's Eurovision selection with Hakol Sababa and played the Rototom Sunsplash reggae festival in Spain.

Galgalatz named them among its people of the year in music in 2015 and again in 2016, the year Omri and Shelly began hosting a weekly show on the station. They have released nine studio albums, the latest Vayehi Or (2025), produced by the rapper Ravid Plotnik, and in 2025 Israel Hayom's annual chart named them band of the year.

Formed
2003, in Ramat HaSharon Hebrew Wikipedia
The name
The Glickman family's address, 6 HaTikva Street Wikipedia
Genres
Reggae and hip hop Hebrew Wikipedia
Studio albums
9, the latest Vayehi Or (2025) Hebrew Wikipedia
Galgalatz people of the year
2015 and 2016 Hebrew Wikipedia, the annual Hebrew charts
Band of the year
2025, in the annual chart of Israel Hayom and Radio Darom Hebrew Wikipedia, the annual Hebrew charts

Omri GlickmanVocals, guitar
Shelly GlickmanVocals, keyboards
Jonathan BittonKeyboards, computer
Amit SagiBass
Shai PeretzGuitars
Michael AvgilDrums
Ilan AdiriSaxophone
Barak HenerTrumpet

Hatikva 6 went from a first single in 2007 to band of the year in 2025

2003
Started out in Ramat HaSharon, named after the Glickman siblings' home address. Hebrew Wikipedia
2007
The first single, Im Efgosh et Elohim (If I Meet God), broke them through, and the debut album came out in August. Hebrew Wikipedia
2008
Recorded the theme song of Guri Alfi's TV series Litzchok O Lamut, then toured the United States. Hebrew Wikipedia
2011
Competed in Israel's Eurovision selection with Hakol Sababa, and played the Rototom Sunsplash reggae festival in Spain. Hebrew Wikipedia
2014
Released Filters, an album made for Instagram: eight songs of about 15 seconds each. Hebrew Wikipedia
2015
Galgalatz named them among its people of the year in music, with Ivri Lider and Natan Goshen. Hebrew Wikipedia, the annual Hebrew charts
2016
Named people of the year by Galgalatz for the second year running, and Omri and Shelly Glickman began hosting a weekly show on the station. Hebrew Wikipedia
2023
Marked 20 years with the album Shutafim LaNetzach and a tour that played Amphi Shuni. Haaretz, 19 August 2023
2025
Released the album Vayehi Or, produced by the rapper Ravid Plotnik, who also sings with them on Eize Mazal. Hebrew Wikipedia

These are Hatikva 6's best-known albums and songs

Vayehi Or (Let There Be Light)
Album · 2025 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Giborei Al (Superheroes)
Song · 2024 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Shutafim LaNetzach (Partners Forever)
Album · 2023 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Mipo LeSham (From Here to There)
Album · 2020 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Hakol Od Lefanai (It's All Still Ahead of Me)
Album · 2017 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Hachi Israeli (The Most Israeli)
Album · 2015 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Ma SheYihye Yihye (Whatever Will Be)
Song · 2014 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Kol Israel (Voice of Israel)
Album · 2012 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Hatikva 6
Album · 2007 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Im Efgosh et Elohim (If I Meet God)
Song · 2007 · Hebrew Wikipedia

Hatikva 6 post their clips on their own YouTube channel

2026

These are the questions people ask about Hatikva 6

Where does Hatikva 6 announce new shows?

New dates are announced first on Hatikva 6's official pages: YouTube. Israel.com does not list these shows yet.

Where can I listen to Hatikva 6's songs?

Hatikva 6's songs are on Spotify, Apple Music, and YouTube, on the official artist pages linked here.

Where does the name Hatikva 6 come from?

It is the address of the house where the band began: 6 HaTikva Street in Ramat HaSharon, the home of siblings Omri and Shelly Glickman.

Who are the members of Hatikva 6?

Siblings Omri Glickman (vocals and guitar) and Shelly Glickman (vocals and keyboards), with Jonathan Bitton on keyboards, Amit Sagi on bass, Shai Peretz on guitar, Michael Avgil on drums, Ilan Adiri on saxophone and Barak Hener on trumpet.

What kind of music does Hatikva 6 play?

Reggae, in dancehall and roots styles, with lyrics in Hebrew, English and French.

What was Hatikva 6's first hit?

Im Efgosh et Elohim (If I Meet God), their first single, which made the band known across Israel in 2007.

How many albums has Hatikva 6 released?

Nine studio albums, from Hatikva 6 (2007) to Vayehi Or (2025), plus Filters, an album made for Instagram (2014), and the live album Caesarea LIVE (2025).