After a Million-Shekel Campaign: Noam Batan to Perform at Menora Arena for the First Time
Following his phenomenal success at the Eurovision stage in Vienna, Noam Batan has proven to be one of the most sought-after names in the Israeli music industry. Next month, he will make his debut at the Menora Arena, with ticket sales already underway.
The phenomenal achievement of Noam Batan on the Eurovision stage in Vienna, where he took second place and brought immense honor to the country, did not remain just a matter of national pride. Since then, the overwhelming love from the audience has immediately translated into a box-office frenzy, proving that the winner of "The Next Star" is currently one of the hottest and most profitable names in the Israeli music industry.
Today, Sunday, it was announced that Noam Batan is approaching one of the most significant moments in his musical career. For the first time, he will perform at the Menora Arena on September 28, 2026. Ticket sales have begun on the Kupat Tel Aviv website. This marks his largest show to date, fulfilling yet another dream.
As recalled, the singer announced this performance about two months ago, though no dates or further details were provided at the time. Rapper Ron Nesher previously commented on the announcement, claiming that the show's organizers might face significant debt, explaining his concerns:
"The person has only one song out right now, which is the Eurovision track. Are they closing the Menora for that? Why? Because the debt will be 800,000 to 900,000 shekels—that is the price tag for the Menora, okay? They will fill it with a lot of people, but no one will pay full price, and no one will look into these things."
