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Ongoing Story· Day 4

Omer Adam's NEXT 2026 Shows Set to Gross Over $15 Million Profit

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Omer Adam Breaks Records With Massive Concert Attracting Tens of Thousands

Translated & summarized from Channel 13 by baba

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Hebrew · Sole source

Singer Omer Adam's "NEXT 2026" concert at Ramat Gan Stadium attracted tens of thousands of Israelis, breaking attendance records. The event featured a duet between Adam and singer Odia, performing a song written by Adam's brother, Roi Adam. This performance fueled speculation about Odia and Roi Adam's relationship. The concert is part of a series showcasing top Israeli artists.

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  • Omer Adam's "NEXT 2026" concert at Ramat Gan Stadium drew tens of thousands of Israelis.
  • The massive event set a new attendance record for a concert in Israel.
  • Adam performed a duet with singer Odia, singing a song written by his brother Roi Adam.
  • The duet sparked renewed rumors about Odia and Roi Adam's relationship.
  • The concert featured multiple top Israeli artists on one stage.

Singer Omer Adam's "NEXT 2026" concert at Ramat Gan Stadium drew tens of thousands of Israelis, setting a new record. The event featured top Israeli artists performing on a single stage. During the show, Adam performed a duet with singer Odia, singing a song written by his brother, Roi Adam. This performance reignited rumors about a potential reconciliation between Odia and Roi Adam.

The concert, held yesterday, is part of the "NEXT 2026" series which aims to bring the best of Israeli music to one stage.

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