David Broza to perform live on Ynet from Masada
Despite having annual concert cancelled due to recent security situation, Israeli singer decides that after 21 years he is not giving up and is bringing Masada sunrise and magic of his songs to viewers at home.
Operation Protective Edge and the security events that followed forced singer David Broza to cancel his annual concert at Masada.
The concert, which has become somewhat of a Tu B'Av (Jewish Holiday of Love) tradition, was supposed to take place towards sunrise between Friday and Saturday August 10, but despite the cancellation, Broza decided not to disappoint his audience and will hold the concert on Ynet, live from Masada.
Now, you can watch it wherever you are, just before sunrise, starting at 5:15 Sunday morning (local time Israel).
"The security situation doesn't allow gathering of large crowds and many people are terrified by the situation," said Broza about the decision to cancel the show.
"After 21 years I am not giving up, so I will broadcast this amazing sunrise straight to the audience wherever it is. Hopefully it will be exciting and will spread a little of the Tu B'Av spirit to lovers and people in general.
During the concert Broza will sing songs from his repertoire throughout the years, such as "Yihye Tov", "Bedouin Love Song", "Haifa" and many others. Acclaimed musician Steve Earl will also perform alongside Broza, who will be accompanied by bass player Alon Nadal and percussionist Gadi Sari.
Join us on this exclusive and unique performance on Sunday August 10 at 5:00am
