Osher CohenSongs, albums, age and where shows are announced

Israeli singer-songwriter and producer behind Ahava and Kulam Ganavim, who also writes hits for Omer Adam and Eyal Golan.

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Osher Cohen learned five instruments as a boy and wrote hits for Omer Adam and Eyal Golan

Osher Cohen was born in December 1998 and grew up in Kiryat Bialik. He began studying at the Kiryat Bialik conservatory at five, where he learned piano, baglama, guitar, clarinet and violin, and at 11 he was already playing keyboards in live shows.

In 2018 he released his debut album, Nizkar BeEineha, and the single BaRegaim She'at Holechet reached No. 2 on the Media Forest weekly chart. The same year he wrote and composed Me'usheret Bil'adai for Omer Adam and BeToch HaRosh Sheli for Kobi Peretz, and with Tamir Tzur wrote Estader Levad for Eyal Golan; later came Ta'iti for Golan and Kacha Bli Shalom, which he wrote with Sarit Hadad.

From 2023 he released a run of mini albums. Ahava reached No. 1 on Galgalatz and on the Media Forest chart, Ein Oti with Noa Kirel topped the Galgalatz weekly chart in 2024, and Kulam Ganavim was named song of the year on the annual charts of Ha'Asiriya and Galgalatz. In August 2024 he sang to 55,000 people in Yarkon Park, and in June 2026 he played Ramat Gan Stadium for the first time, a 360-degree show for 30,000 people.

Born
15 December 1998, in Kiryat Bialik Hebrew Wikipedia
Work
Singer-songwriter, lyricist, composer and music producer Hebrew Wikipedia
Instruments
Piano, baglama, guitar, clarinet and violin Hebrew Wikipedia
Albums
2 studio albums and 10 mini albums Hebrew Wikipedia
Song of the year
Kulam Ganavim, on the annual charts of Ha'Asiriya and Galgalatz Hebrew Wikipedia
Stadium show
Ramat Gan Stadium, 18 June 2026, for 30,000 people ice, 19 June 2026

Osher Cohen went from a debut album in 2018 to Ramat Gan Stadium in 2026

2018
Released his debut album, Nizkar BeEineha; BaRegaim She'at Holechet reached No. 2 on the Media Forest weekly chart, and he wrote Me'usheret Bil'adai for Omer Adam. Hebrew Wikipedia
2020
Released his second album, Chikiti Lach, and Eyal Golan released Ta'iti, a song Cohen wrote. Hebrew Wikipedia
2021
Wrote and composed Kacha Bli Shalom with Sarit Hadad and arranged it, and in December released Ra'ashim with Noa Kirel. Hebrew Wikipedia
2022
Appeared alongside Omer Adam in the show Next. Hebrew Wikipedia
2023
Released the mini albums Osher and Part II; Ahava reached No. 1 on Galgalatz and on the Media Forest chart. Hebrew Wikipedia
2024
Ein Oti, with Noa Kirel, reached No. 1 on the Galgalatz weekly chart. Hebrew Wikipedia
2024
Sang to 55,000 people in Yarkon Park in Tel Aviv in August. Maariv, 16 August 2024
2025
Released three mini albums, Gitara VeLinshom, Osher Cohen and August Damp, and the duet Million Leilot with Eden Hason. Hebrew Wikipedia
2026
Kulam Ganavim, released in February, was named song of the year on the annual charts of Ha'Asiriya and Galgalatz. Hebrew Wikipedia
2026
Played Ramat Gan Stadium for the first time on 18 June, a sold-out 360-degree show for 30,000 people. ice, 19 June 2026

These are Osher Cohen's best-known albums and songs

Kulam Ganavim
Song · 2026 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Life Lately
Album · 2026 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Ein Oti, with Noa Kirel
Song · 2024 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Next Episode
Album · 2024 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Ahava (Love)
Song · 2023 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Part II
Album · 2023 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Osher
Album · 2023 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Chikiti Lach (I Waited for You)
Album · 2020 · Hebrew Wikipedia
BaRegaim She'at Holechet (At the Moments You Go)
Song · 2018 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Nizkar BeEineha (Remembering Her Eyes)
Album · 2018 · Hebrew Wikipedia

Osher Cohen's songs and clips are on his own YouTube channel

2026

These are the questions people ask about Osher Cohen

Where does Osher Cohen announce new shows?

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

What is Osher Cohen's Instagram?

Osher Cohen's official Instagram account is @oshercohen. The latest posts from it are on this page.

Where can I listen to Osher Cohen's songs?

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

How old is Osher Cohen?

Osher Cohen was born on 15 December 1998 and is 27 years old.

What are Osher Cohen's biggest hits?

Among them Ahava (2023), which reached No. 1 on Galgalatz and on the Media Forest chart, Ein Oti with Noa Kirel (2024), No. 1 on the Galgalatz weekly chart, and Kulam Ganavim (2026), song of the year on the annual charts of Ha'Asiriya and Galgalatz.

Which songs has Osher Cohen written for other singers?

Me'usheret Bil'adai for Omer Adam and BeToch HaRosh Sheli for Kobi Peretz (both 2018), Estader Levad and Ta'iti for Eyal Golan, and Kacha Bli Shalom for Sarit Hadad (2021), which he wrote with her.

What instruments does Osher Cohen play?

He started at the Kiryat Bialik conservatory at five and learned piano, baglama, guitar, clarinet and violin; by 11 he was playing keyboards in live shows.