Rami Kleinstein

Guest: Lihi Toledano

Doors open at 19:30; the show begins at exactly 21:00.

Rami Kleinstein, one of the leading singers, songwriters, and composers in Israeli music, comes to the Tolerance Museum Jerusalem Amphitheater for a special evening, “2047/2048: Under the Open Sky.”

Over the years, Kleinstein has written and composed dozens of hits for himself and other artists, and his songs have become an integral part of the soundtrack of Israeli music. In the show, he brings his beloved lyrics and melodies to the stage, accompanied by a captivating stage presence.

Songs performed include: “Young Forever,” “Small Gifts,” “It’s Cold Outside,” “Come Home,” “On the Old Bridge,” “The Sailor’s Love Song,” “A Matter of Time,” “Apples and Dates,” “Close to Your Heart,” “Fire,” “All Your Wonders Have Not Yet Ended,” “Leave Me,” and “Love Me.”

Kleinstein is joined by special guest Lihi Toledano, one of the most intriguing voices in the new generation of Israeli music. Toledano brings personal, direct songwriting that combines influences from veteran Israeli music with the language, rhythm, and experiences of Generation Z. Her debut album, “Who Do I Think I Am,” includes the songs “The Gray Suit” and “Billy,” among others.

You are invited to an evening of Israeli music, bringing beloved songs together with a fresh and intriguing voice on one stage.