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Peer TasiSongs, albums, age and where shows are announced

Israeli Mizrahi singer-songwriter behind Derech HaShalom and the award-winning Radio Shetach albums.

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

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Peer Tasi sang in Dead Sea hotels before he won the Israel Song Festival

Peer Tasi was born in 1984 and grew up in Pardes Hanna-Karkur. After his army service he joined the entertainment troupe of the Fattal hotel chain at the Dead Sea, became its artistic director and then the chain's house singer with a show of his own, and after about two years he left to work on a debut album. His first single, Ahavat Emet, came out in 2009.

In 2013 he won the Israel Song Festival with Tachzeri, which he wrote with Dudu Matana, released the debut album he had worked on for four years, and wrote three songs for Eyal Golan, among them Mitpalel and HaLev Al HaShulchan. In October 2014 came Derech HaShalom: the most played song on Israeli radio for five weeks running, three weeks at the top of the Galgalatz and Reshet Gimel weekly charts, and the ACUM song of the year.

In 2019 he left Sarit Productions and went independent, producing his own songs. In November 2022 he released Radio Shetach without warning, and it won the ACUM award for album of the year; Radio Shetach 2 (2024) was Galgalatz's album of the year, and Tasi its man of the year. Radio Shetach 3 followed in 2025, and in 2026 he recorded Halevai with Hanan Ben Ari and released Yaldei HaShetach, his first album of children's songs and his tenth studio album.

Born
10 May 1984, in Pardes Hanna-Karkur Wikidata
Genre
Mizrahi music Wikipedia
Studio albums
10, the latest Yaldei HaShetach (2026) Hebrew Wikipedia
Song festival
Winner in 2013, with Tachzeri Hebrew Wikipedia
ACUM awards
Song of the year for Derech HaShalom (2015) and album of the year for Radio Shetach (2023) Hebrew Wikipedia
Galgalatz
Man of the year and album of the year (Radio Shetach 2), 2023-24 Hebrew Wikipedia

Peer Tasi singing into a microphone in a dark jacket, under purple stage lights — Photo: שרון רביבו, CC BY-SA 3.0

Peer Tasi on stage in Tel Aviv in front of a packed crowd, his band behind him, 2022 — Photo: טלושקיה, CC BY-SA 4.0

Peer Tasi went from a first single in 2009 to ten studio albums by 2026

2009
Released his first single, Ahavat Emet. Hebrew Wikipedia
2013
Won the Israel Song Festival with Tachzeri, released his self-titled debut album in November and wrote Mitpalel and HaLev Al HaShulchan for Eyal Golan. Hebrew Wikipedia
2014
Released Derech HaShalom, the most played song on Israeli radio for five weeks running and the ACUM song of the year; its album, Kocha Shel Ahava, went gold. Hebrew Wikipedia
2016
Released his third album, Ma Nashim Rotzot, in March. Hebrew Wikipedia
2019
Left Sarit Productions to go independent, and Mi Ani became the first song he released as his own producer. Hebrew Wikipedia
2021
Wrote Balonim for Eyal Golan and Daber Elai Im HaEinayim for Eden Ben Zaken, both with Talisman, and released the EP 5 Seasons. Hebrew Wikipedia
2022
Released Radio Shetach without warning in November; it won the ACUM award for album of the year. Hebrew Wikipedia
2024
Released Radio Shetach 2, Galgalatz's album of the year, and was named the station's man of the year. Hebrew Wikipedia
2025
Released Radio Shetach 3, whose single Of Muzar reached the Galgalatz chart. Hebrew Wikipedia
2026
Recorded the duet Halevai with Hanan Ben Ari and released Yaldei HaShetach, his first album of children's songs. Hebrew Wikipedia

These are Peer Tasi's best-known albums and songs

Yaldei HaShetach
Album · 2026 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Radio Shetach 3
Album · 2025 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Radio Shetach 2
Album · 2024 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Radio Shetach
Album · 2022 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Ahava Chola (Lovesick)
Song · 2022 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Perek Alef Nigmar (Chapter One Is Over)
Album · 2021 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Derech HaShalom (The Way of Peace)
Song · 2014 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Kocha Shel Ahava (The Power of Love)
Album · 2014 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Tachzeri (Come Back)
Song · 2013 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Peer Tasi (debut album)
Album · 2013 · Hebrew Wikipedia

Peer Tasi's songs and clips are on his own YouTube channel

2026

These are the questions people ask about Peer Tasi

Where does Peer Tasi announce new shows?

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

What is Peer Tasi's Instagram?

Peer Tasi's official Instagram account is @peertasi. The latest posts from it are on this page.

Where can I listen to Peer Tasi's songs?

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

How old is Peer Tasi?

Peer Tasi was born on 10 May 1984 and is 42 years old.

What is Peer Tasi's best-known song?

Derech HaShalom (2014). It was the most played song on Israeli radio for five weeks running, spent three weeks at the top of the Galgalatz and Reshet Gimel weekly charts and won the ACUM award for song of the year.

What are the Radio Shetach albums?

Three Peer Tasi albums: Radio Shetach (2022), which won the ACUM award for album of the year, Radio Shetach 2 (2024), Galgalatz's album of the year, and Radio Shetach 3 (2025).

Which songs has Peer Tasi written for other singers?

Among them Mitpalel and HaLev Al HaShulchan for Eyal Golan (2013), Lean Himshacht for Nasrin Kadri (2014), and Balonim for Eyal Golan and Daber Elai Im HaEinayim for Eden Ben Zaken (both 2021).

How many albums has Peer Tasi released?

Ten studio albums, from his self-titled debut (2013) to Yaldei HaShetach (2026), his first album of children's songs, plus the EP 5 Seasons (2021).

What did Peer Tasi do before his music career took off?

After his army service he sang with the Fattal hotel chain's entertainment troupe at the Dead Sea, became its artistic director and the chain's house singer, and left after about two years to work on his debut album.