Folk-country band

Jane BordeauxAlbums, songs, members and where shows are announced

Israeli folk and country band formed in Tel Aviv in 2012, playing American-style country in Hebrew, with Doron Talmon as singer and songwriter.

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

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Jane Bordeaux began with four friends from the Rimon music school playing country in Hebrew

Jane Bordeaux is an Israeli folk and country band that sings in Hebrew. It was formed in Tel Aviv in 2012 by four friends, among them singer Doron Talmon and bassist Mati Gilad, who met at the Rimon School of Music. The band started out playing country rock and later moved to an acoustic folk-country sound.

Their first single, Einav, came out in August 2014, and the debut album, Jane Bordeaux, paid for by a crowdfunding campaign, followed in October. The next single, Eich Efshar SheLo (How Can We Not), became the most played song on Galgalatz, the album went gold in 2016, and the satire show Eretz Nehederet added a parody version of the band, Kate Marlowe.

Since then they have released Mah SheChashuv (2017), Oceans (2019), a covers album and a live album with guest singers (both 2020) and Kishuf (2024), which features Chava Alberstein and Eden Derso. Alongside Talmon and Gilad, the line-up today is Yoav Arbel on drums, Rami Osserwasser on guitars and Stav Achai on keyboards.

Formed
2012, in Tel Aviv Wikipedia
Genre
Folk and country, sung in Hebrew Hebrew Wikipedia
First album
Jane Bordeaux, 2014, gold in 2016 Hebrew Wikipedia
Albums of original songs
4, the latest Kishuf (2024) Hebrew Wikipedia
Radio
Galgalatz's most played band of 2015 Hebrew Wikipedia

Doron TalmonLead vocals, guitar, percussion
Mati GiladDouble bass, bass guitar, vocals
Yoav ArbelDrums, vocals
Rami OsserwasserAcoustic and electric guitar, ukulele
Stav AchaiKeyboards

Doron Talmon, the band's singer, with a microphone on a dark stage at the Tel Aviv opera house, 2018 — Photo: Moshe Chitayat, CC BY-SA 4.0

Jane Bordeaux went from a crowdfunded debut to a gold album in two years

2012
Formed by four friends who met at the Rimon School of Music, among them Doron Talmon and Mati Gilad. Hebrew Wikipedia
2014
Released their first single, Einav, in August and their crowdfunded debut album in October. Hebrew Wikipedia
2015
Eich Efshar SheLo topped the airplay chart on Galgalatz, and Jane Bordeaux was the station's most played band of the year. Wikipedia
2016
The debut album went gold, and the band was handed the gold record at a show in Tel Aviv in August. Hebrew Wikipedia
2017
Released their second album, Mah SheChashuv, which they produced themselves; the title song reached No. 6 on Galgalatz's official chart. Hebrew Wikipedia
2019
Released Oceans, produced by Omri Amado, with most of the songs written and composed by Doron Talmon alone. Hebrew Wikipedia
2020
Released a covers album, Shirim Shel Acherim, and on the same day a live album of covers sung with guest artists, Shirim Im Acherim. Hebrew Wikipedia
2023
Released Migdal HaMayim (The Water Tower), which ended the Hebrew year 5784 as Galgalatz's eighth most played song. Hebrew Wikipedia
2024
Released Kishuf, with guest appearances by Chava Alberstein and Eden Derso. Hebrew Wikipedia
2026
Released Chalamti She'ata Po (I Dreamed You Were Here), a nod to Arik Einstein's Shir Shel Acharei Milchama. Hebrew Wikipedia

These are Jane Bordeaux's best-known albums and songs

Chalamti She'ata Po (I Dreamed You Were Here)
Song · 2026 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Kishuf (Witchcraft)
Album · 2024 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Migdal HaMayim (The Water Tower)
Song · 2023 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Lo Yotzet LaMesibot (I Don't Go Out to Parties)
Song · 2023 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Shirim Shel Acherim (Songs of Others)
Album · 2020 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Okyanusim (Oceans)
Album · 2019 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Mah SheChashuv (What Matters)
Album · 2017 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Eich Efshar SheLo (How Can We Not)
Song · 2014 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Jane Bordeaux
Album · 2014 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Einav
Song · 2014 · Hebrew Wikipedia

The band's own channel has their music videos and live duets with guest singers

2026

2025

These are the questions people ask about Jane Bordeaux

Where does Jane Bordeaux announce new shows?

New dates are announced first on Jane Bordeaux's official pages: Instagram, Facebook, and YouTube. Israel.com does not list these shows yet.

What is Jane Bordeaux's Instagram?

Jane Bordeaux's official Instagram account is @jb_band. The latest posts from it are on this page.

Where can I listen to Jane Bordeaux's songs?

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

Who are the members of Jane Bordeaux?

Doron Talmon (lead vocals), Mati Gilad (double bass and bass guitar), Yoav Arbel (drums), Rami Osserwasser (guitars) and Stav Achai (keyboards).

Where does the name Jane Bordeaux come from?

It combines the names of two horses that belonged to the sister of the band's singer, Doron Talmon.

What is Jane Bordeaux's best-known song?

Eich Efshar SheLo (How Can We Not), released in November 2014. It became the most played song on Galgalatz and ranked tenth in the station's annual Hebrew song chart.

Who writes Jane Bordeaux's songs?

Mostly singer Doron Talmon. On their latest album, Kishuf (2024), she wrote the words and music, and bassist Mati Gilad and other artists co-wrote some of the songs with her.