Keren Peles and Miri Mesika Break New Record: “Due to Overwhelming Demand”

Israeli music icons Keren Peles and Miri Mesika are celebrating a milestone moment in their careers, following an unprecedented demand for their joint concert series. After selling out three consecutive shows at Tel Aviv’s Menora Mivtachim Arena, the pair announced they are adding a fourth performance, scheduled for September 10 at the same venue.

The show marks yet another highlight in a musical collaboration that has captured the hearts of fans nationwide. Peles and Mesika’s joint performances have become some of the most talked-about events of the summer, and their synergy on stage continues to draw enthusiastic crowds. Following the Tel Aviv shows, they are also set to appear at Jerusalem’s Hutzot HaYotzer Festival later this summer and in Ashdod during the High Holidays.

Among the standout moments of the tour so far are new joint renditions of their biggest hits, including “Bat Elai Pitom”, “Leshem”, “Shalom Le’emunot”, and “Melech.” The chemistry between the two is felt effortlessly natural. The musicians seemes to be continuing a conversation that began two decades ago at Rimon Music School, when Peles first overheard Mesika singing behind a closed door and instantly recognized something truly special.

Throughout the show, the singers seamlessly flowed into each other’s songs, blurring the lines between their repertoires. What once began as a musical phenomenon has, in the words of the reviewer, now evolved into “a force of nature.”