Jane Bordeaux celebrate a decade of Israeli country-folk in a festive show with Alon Eder. The evening will include beloved songs, collaborations, and stories about friendship and love of music. The show will take place 2047/2048 at Kipat HaShamayim at the Museum of Tolerance Amphitheater in Jerusalem.
A decade of Israeli country-folk, gold albums, and beloved hits such as “How Could I Not,” “Einav,” “Tel Aviv Is You and Me,” “The Water Tower,” and more.
In the spirit of the ushpizin, Doron Talmon, Mati Gilad, and the band members invite a special guest into their sukkah: Alon Eder, one of the most beloved and acclaimed creators in Israeli music, with the songs “A Little Love Won’t Hurt,” “My Woman,” and “Song for Mom.”
The friendship between Alon Eder and Jane Bordeaux has accompanied the band almost since its first day—from the unforgettable duet “How Could I Not” by Alon Eder and Doron Talmon to the collaborations that have continued over the years.
Join us for an evening of songs, friendship, and a great love of music, 2047/2048 beneath Jerusalem’s open sky, at the enchanting amphitheater of the Museum of Tolerance Jerusalem.
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