Pop singer-songwriter

NunuSongs, albums, age and where shows are announced

Tel Aviv pop singer-songwriter known for her colourful pop, from Banim and Living the Dream to the albums Status, Ma Hutz Mizeh and HaGanuz.

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

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Nunu came from the jazz track at Ironi Alef to her own colourful Tel Aviv pop

Nunu is the stage name of Naomi Aharoni-Gal, born in Tel Aviv in 1998. She studied at the Herzliya Hebrew Gymnasium and in the jazz track of Ironi Alef high school for the arts, and served in the army as an outstanding musician, a track that combines study at the Rimon School of Music with a military band.

Her first single, Banim, came out in June 2021, and Living the Dream, in December, caught on across social media, TikTok above all. In May 2022 she and Roni Duani opened Maroon 5's second show in Park HaYarkon, and in July she released her first album, Status. That year she won ACUM's Discovery of the Year prize.

Omigad reached number 8 on the Galgalatz chart in 2023, and in 2024 she wrote the music for the play Kafot at the Cameri Theatre. Her second album, Ma Hutz Mizeh, which she co-produced with Gal Oved, came out in March 2025, and in 2026 she sang Sport, the Maccabiah song, with Jimbo J and released HaGanuz, an album she wrote in 2022 and had set aside.

Born
7 September 1998, Tel Aviv Wikidata
Full name
Naomi Aharoni-Gal Hebrew Wikipedia
Albums
Status (2022), Ma Hutz Mizeh (2025), HaGanuz (2026) Hebrew Wikipedia
First single
Banim (2021) Hebrew Wikipedia
Award
ACUM Discovery of the Year, 2022 Hebrew Wikipedia
Forbes Israel 30 Under 30
2023 Hebrew Wikipedia

Nunu sitting on the floor in a red vest and patterned yellow sleeves, a 2023 portrait by Tal Abudi — Photo: Tal Abudi, CC BY-SA 3.0

Nunu making a heart with her hands above her head as she sings on stage in Haifa, June 2022 — Photo: יובל גרינברג, CC BY-SA 3.0

Her path runs from Banim in 2021 to her third album, HaGanuz, in 2026

2021
Released her first single, Banim, in June, and in December Living the Dream, which caught on across social media, TikTok above all. Hebrew Wikipedia
2022
Opened Maroon 5's second show in Park HaYarkon with Roni Duani on 10 May. Hebrew Wikipedia
2022
Released her first album, Status, on 18 July, won ACUM's Discovery of the Year prize and was nominated for the MTV Europe Music Award for Best Israeli Act. Hebrew Wikipedia
2023
Was named by Forbes Israel one of the 30 most promising young Israelis, and her single Omigad reached number 8 on the Galgalatz chart. Hebrew Wikipedia
2024
Wrote the music for the play Kafot at the Cameri Theatre, and in December released Hey At, a duet with Gidi Gov that she wrote and composed. Hebrew Wikipedia
2025
Released her second album, Ma Hutz Mizeh, on 4 March, co-produced with Gal Oved. Hebrew Wikipedia
2026
Released Sport with Jimbo J on 16 June, the song of the 2026 Maccabiah and a new take on Naomi Shemer's Maccabiah song. Hebrew Wikipedia
2026
Released HaGanuz in August, a ten-song album she wrote in 2022 and had set aside. N12

These are Nunu's best-known albums and songs

HaGanuz
Album · 2026 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Sport, with Jimbo J
Song · 2026 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Ma Hutz Mizeh
Album · 2025 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Hey At, with Gidi Gov
Song · 2024 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Omigad
Song · 2023 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Status
Album · 2022 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Cute Boy, with Sagi Kariv
Song · 2022 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Living the Dream
Song · 2021 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Banim
Song · 2021 · Hebrew Wikipedia

Her own channel has her clips and her songs

2026

These are the questions people ask about Nunu

Where does Nunu announce new shows?

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

What is Nunu's Instagram?

Nunu's official Instagram account is @nunu.grl. The latest posts from it are on this page.

Where can I listen to Nunu's songs?

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

How old is Nunu?

Nunu was born on 7 September 1998 and is 28 years old.

What is Nunu's real name?

Naomi Aharoni-Gal, born in Tel Aviv in 1998. Nunu is her stage name.

What was Nunu's first song?

Banim, released in June 2021. Living the Dream followed that December and caught on across social media.

What albums has Nunu released?

Three: Status (2022), Ma Hutz Mizeh (2025), which she co-produced with Gal Oved, and HaGanuz (2026).

What is Nunu's Maccabiah song?

Sport, which she sang with Jimbo J for the 2026 Maccabiah, a new take on Naomi Shemer's Maccabiah song, released on 16 June 2026.

What prizes has Nunu won?

ACUM's Discovery of the Year prize in 2022, the year she was also nominated for the MTV Europe Music Award for Best Israeli Act. In 2023 Forbes Israel named her one of the 30 most promising young Israelis.