Meet Avigail Weissman, Israel’s Rising Pop Princess
At just 13, she’s already got millions of followers, and she’s only getting started. Discover 13-year-old Avigail Weissman, Israel's emerging pop star who's captivating millions with her fresh talent and ambitious new musical project. Learn about her meteoric rise to fame.
While the Israeli music scene continues to flood with new releases, from reality show alumni to up-and-coming talents, one young star is quickly distinguishing herself as the next big thing. Her name is Avigail Weissman, and at just 13 years old, she’s already amassed over a million followers, hundreds of millions of views, and a string of hit singles. Now, she’s launching the most ambitious project of her career yet.
For years, Israeli pop has been dominated by powerhouse Noa Kirel, who is currently eyeing global fame with her lead role in the Argentinian series "NOA." But as Kirel looks outward, Weisman is making major moves at home. With viral tracks like “Lihyot Kochavet” ("To Be a Star"), “Ma Omrim Alai” ("What They Say About Me"), and “Shara Le’atzmi” ("Singing to Myself"), she’s built a devoted fanbase that follows her every step.
On Sunday, Weissman released a new single titled “Tze’u Li Me’haCheder” (“Get Out of My Room”), continuing her streak of youth-driven anthems that blend confidence with catchy hooks.
But that’s not all. The young star has just announced her first-ever live concert, set for Friday, August 29, 2025, at 1:00 PM, at Reading 3 in Tel Aviv. Far from a standard show, the event promises a groundbreaking twist: fans attending the concert will have the opportunity to appear in Weisman’s next music video, which is scheduled for release just days after the performance.
This move reflects a sharp understanding of the social media era. When many influencers are seen as increasingly distant from their audiences, Weisman is taking the opposite approach: bringing fans into the spotlight with her.
Her decision to let concertgoers take part in the creative process isn’t just a marketing gimmick, it’s a testament to her authentic connection with her audience. At just 13, she seems to instinctively grasp what many artists take decades to learn: in 2025, real success means not only performing for your fans, but creating with them.
As the countdown to her debut show begins, it’s becoming clear: Avigail Weissman isn’t just the next big thing, she’s already arrived.