Omar Adam (Instagram photo)
Do you remember the big storm caused by Omar Adam on Independence Day in 2022 and brought Israel into the discussion of whether municipalities should open their pockets to artists without limit? So a year has passed and he will appear on Independence Day 2023 only in the United States and it seems that the demand for him is simply unprecedented.
ice has learned that Omer Adam sold all his tickets for the concert in New York in 8 minutes, which prompted the producer Moshe Noi, who is responsible for bringing all the Israeli artists to perform on the most prestigious stages in the United States, to open another show in the Big Apple, Adam gains record popularity among Israelis in America and all His shows there are sold out. The current tour also includes Los Angeles and Miami.
This is not an insignificant achievement at all for the singer who has slightly decreased in the number of his performances. If you want to know how much an artist is worth and what his index is, it’s only in the United States, because there are no worker’s unions that buy or free orders, everything only when buying at full price and here we are talking about thousands of tickets that were sold in a few minutes.
A man demanded NIS 300,000 for a 45-minute performance on the previous Independence Day and caused an uproar because of which municipalities decided to give up on him and close his pocket. In Mako Music it was announced that Adam will appear in the three major cities: Los Angeles, Miami and New York (April 23, 25 and 26, respectively).
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As I recall, the singer is supposed to return to Israel in March for a performance on the holiday of Purim at a private event, but in April he will return to America and perform in front of the Jewish communities. He should receive huge sums to entertain the Jewish Israeli audience these days.
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