T-SlamAlbums, songs, members and where shows are announced

T-Slam began at the Army Radio studios, where guitarist Izhar Ashdot served as a music editor and keyboardist Yair Nitzani as a broadcast technician. In 1979 the two wrote Tnu Li Rock'n'Roll for the singer Danny Bassan and recorded it in the station's studio; Yoshi Sadeh joined on vocals and guitar, and the band took its name from Ashdot and Nitzani's production company, Tislam.

Their 1981 debut, Radio Hazak, made them band of the year, with Lir'ot Ota HaYom named song of the year, and an English version recorded in Los Angeles, Loud Radio, was released abroad. Bassist Tzuf Philosof and drummer Sami Avzardel joined for T-Slam 2 (1982), and after LeAsfanim Bilvad (1983) the band split in October 1983, following a show in Be'er Sheva.

They reunited in the summer of 1990, and the compilation Nagnu Achshav went platinum. Later reunions brought the live album Or Shel Kochavim (2003), concerts with the Rishon LeZion Symphony Orchestra (2015) and the Israel Philharmonic (2023), and a joint tour with Yehuda Poliker in 2024; for 2026, 45 years after their first album, they announced a show at Heichal HaTarbut in Tel Aviv with Monica Sex as guests.