Idan Raichel: Piano Songs

If you’re attending tonight’s Idan Raichel show at the Beacon, please see below for important information.

 Allow time for security checks – please allow 30 minutes to go through security. Doors to the venue open at 7PM & the show starts at 8PM.

 The Madison Square Garden Company places the safety and security of our guests above all else. To help ensure that everybody attending our events can enjoy unforgettable and safe experiences, we strongly discourage guests from bringing unnecessary bags, particularly backpacks. As always, all bags will be subject to rigorous screening, which can delay entry into all of our venues. Please plan ahead and allow yourself enough time to pass through security. Your safety and security is of great importance to us and we look forward to seeing you.

 Line at the front entrance? No problem. If you have your tickets in hand, you can now also enter The Beacon via the doors on Amsterdam Avenue between 74th and 75th streets, in addition to the main entrance on Broadway.

Idan Raichel: Piano Songs is coming to the Beacon Theatre on Feb. 21, 2018.

International musician Idan Raichel, well known and loved as the band leader of the Idan Raichel Project over the last 12 years, is taking a bold new move by returning to the audience solo. Inspired by the likes of  Caetano Veloso, Dave Matthews and Prince, Idan says that this comes very natural to him and that he is excited to share the new experience with the world’s stages live in 2017.

Solo on stage, Idan will play acoustic piano, electric piano, percussion, drum pad and looper; and even some toys his two young daughters picked out, which he’ll use to create sound in honor and celebration of his fairly new status as a father.

After his latest stint of 30 sold-out piano concerts, Idan has decided to take this time and moment in his career to dedicate himself to the solo performance.

In these concerts, Idan will share in an organic and intimate way his journey of the last 12 years and how his melodies and songs were written before being produced for the numerous collaborations and concerts around the globe. He will also present songs from his entire career, including his latest album “At The Edge Of The Beginning.”

Idan Raichel has recently been honored by the Martin Luther King Institute for bringing the voices of the minorities and new migrants to the mainstream and for his effortless work in uniting people from different backgrounds, beliefs and cultures through music.