Singer Eyal Levi will arrive for a big concert in Rishon LeZion on October 8, 2026. The show includes performances of hits like 'Maduyak' and 'Hatzufa' with special arrangements and accompaniment by a band and dancers. This is one of the prominent events in Levi's young and successful career.
Singer Eyal Levi, 16 years old, who has conquered the country and become the hottest, most sought-after, and successful name among young audiences and Israel's new generation of music, will make his first appearance at the MAX Amphitheater in Rishon LeZion on October 8, 2026. This will be his largest show to date. With hundreds of millions of views for his hits, hundreds of thousands of followers and fans, and an audience that follows him across the country, Levi continues to break records. Having already made history as the youngest artist to perform on the stages of Tel Aviv’s Amphitheater and Hangar 11 in front of thousands, he is on his way to conquering another peak.
Eyal will take the stage accompanied by a band of musicians, performing his greatest hits in special, one-time-only arrangements created specifically for this evening, including: "Maduyak" (Precise), "Hatzufa" (Cheeky), "Me'ula" (Awesome), "Tile Nefetz" (Bomb), "Masvivet Otí" (Spins Me Around), "Shoko Chom" (Hot Chocolate), "Ohev Otakh" (I Love You), and more. Throughout the performance, he will be accompanied by his dancers, and per tradition in his shows, there will also be surprise guest appearances.
His major breakthrough came when "Maduyak" became a hit that conquered the country, broke every possible record, and became the soundtrack for Israeli teenagers and children. The song accumulated millions of views, topped TikTok as the most viral sound in Israel with over 150,000 uses of the audio, and reached number 4 on YouTube's list of trending videos. During the war with Iran in March, and following thousands of requests from the public, Eyal went out to meet children and families across the country, visiting hundreds of homes and shelters. This drew celebrities to invite him to their homes to dance to "Maduyak," including Eden Ben Zaken, Dudu Aharon, Chen Amsalem, Corinne Godfrey, Alin Cohen, Atzili, Linor Abergel, Regav Hod, and others.
He subsequently released the duet "Hatzufa" with Stefan Legar, which also became a beloved and sweeping hit, bridging the worlds of pop, dance, and hip-hop. Recently, he released his new summer hit, "Me'ula," which quickly went viral online. Currently, he performs daily across the country in front of crowds of thousands, leads several commercial campaigns, and is simultaneously filming a series in a leading role.
Eyal continues to expand his activities into other realms; he launched his first bag collection, BAGGY, in collaboration with his brother Harry Levi, a fashion designer and owner of the brand "TODA." Eyal first burst onto the scene about four years ago at just 12 years old. He is a musician and content creator, writer, composer, and plays several instruments. He grew up in a musical family as the son of Roi Levi, a founder of the band Shotey Hanvu'a. To date, he has released approximately 19 singles, which have accumulated tens of millions of views on YouTube, millions of streams on streaming platforms, and hundreds of thousands of audio uses on TikTok.
Eyal has transcended social media to become a highly sought-after artist on major stages across the country in front of hundreds of thousands of people, appearing at municipal events throughout the year, summer festivals, Independence Day celebrations, private events, schools, day camps, malls, alongside concert tours in cultural halls. Levi was chosen as one of Israel's most influential and inspiring teenagers. He appeared three times in the Knesset as part of his campaign against bullying and cyberbullying among youth, writing and composing a song on the subject titled "Od Daka" (One More Minute). As an actor, he played a central role in the Nickelodeon teen series "HaSokhen" (The Agent) and the series "Kol HaImahot Mesakerot" (All Mothers Lie), and will soon begin filming the new series "Mafunim" (Evacuated), where he will play the lead role.
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