Itay Levi does not stop: the new and surprising show is revealed
Alongside the success of his new album and the single that reached the top of YouTube, the beloved singer announces another huge step that will bring back to the stage the talked-about element that drew all the attention.
Itay Levi continues to expand his performance schedule, announcing an additional show at the Menora Arena in Tel Aviv, set for October 29, 2026. This announcement follows a series of sold-out performances, including a 360-degree show at the Menora Arena and two performances at the MAX amphitheater in Rishon LeZion.
The new show comes during an especially busy period for Levi, who is expected to perform two consecutive shows in Caesarea soon and two special shows at the Barby club, a first in his career. The high demand for his performances has led to the addition of another evening at the Menora Arena, shortly after his previous show there ended with a full house.
In the upcoming show, one of the elements that received significant attention during the last 360-degree performance is expected to return. This is the VIP area set up near the stage, which includes a seating area with sofas for the singer's friends, associates, and guests. The area became a prominent part of the evening and is expected to feature in the upcoming show as well.
Alongside his stage success, his album "13" continues to reach new milestones. The album's tracks are gaining exposure on leading playlists, millions of listens, and tens of thousands of uses on TikTok, alongside a strong presence on charts and social networks.
Recently, Levi released the new single "Beautiful Lies" ("Shkarim Yafim"), written and composed by Avi Ohayon and Elior Ravid and produced by Matan Dror. Upon its release, the song managed to stand out, reaching second place on the list of trending videos on YouTube.
The announcement of the new show coincides with another move Levi made recently, this time far from the stage. As reported, the singer rented a luxury villa in Caesarea that includes a pool, at a cost of about 17,000 shekels per night. Levi is expected to stay at the villa for several days to a week, with the complex serving him, his staff, and associates as they prepare for upcoming work and performances.
