In October 2026, Valery Meladze returns to Israel - and this time he will sing outdoors, against the backdrop of a Mediterranean sunset and two-thousand-year-old ruins. After sold-out tours in 2025, the artist is giving a big concert in Caesarea on October 28, 2026, at the legendary Roman amphitheater. Tickets for the concert are already on sale, and seats in this venue traditionally sell out quickly. Date City Venue Time Price Tickets October 28, 2026 Caesarea Roman amphitheater 20:30 495 ₪ - 1005 ₪ Buy This is the only outdoor concert in the current tour of the artist in Israel - an evening for those who grew up on Meladze's songs and want to hear them where the acoustics of the ancient theater meet the sound of the waves. Valery Meladze: concert in Caesarea and thirty years on stage Valery Meladze was born on July 23, 1965, in Batumi and over more than thirty years of his career has become one of the most recognizable voices in Russian pop music. His soft, deep tenor and restrained stage manner have long turned into a signature style that is hard to confuse with anyone else. Most of the singer's hits were created in a creative tandem with his brother, composer Konstantin Meladze. It is from this partnership that songs that have become classics of the genre emerged: "Sera", "Nebesa", "Tequila Love", "How Beautiful You Are Today", "No More Attraction", "Foreigner", "Despite" and "I Can't Live Without You". The anniversary program with which Meladze performs as part of the world tour collects the best of his career and complements it with new compositions. The concert venue deserves a separate mention. The Roman amphitheater in Caesarea is the oldest theater in Israel, built during the reign of King Herod the Great about two thousand years ago. The semicircular hall, which seats about four thousand people, faces directly towards the Mediterranean Sea, and its natural acoustics make every performance here special. On this stage, over the years, artists such as Elton John, Andrea Bocelli, Eric Clapton, and Bryan Adams have performed.