Video feature from this weeks AJN

After a great day at Shir Madness in Sydney, we got the news that Monday night at the National Theatre was cancelled. Zisin came to the rescue with a last minute gig @ Veludo upstairs.
CLICK HERE to see some more pics (thanks to phillip setton).

Its been a while of re-grouping and working on some exciting new material.
I'm pleased to confrim we will be playing at the Shir Madness music in Sydney on March 25th,
then supporting 8th day (LA) on 26th at the national theatre.

The Hester
a yiddishe speakeasy

located in the leafy historic neighbourhood of Ditmas Park, Brooklyn
a space where you can listen to quality live music, get yourself a
drink AND eat great kosher food simultaneously.

I'll be heading to the States late November, for now, save the date 1st of December, details coming soon...

by matthue roth

The video for Moshe Hendel's new song "Come with Me" doesn't seem like much. Just the singer, sitting in a rainswept alley, with an acoustic guitar, reflected in a bunch of puddles. But Moshe Hendel doesn't need any more than that. His debut album, Lost Treasure, which opens with that song, is both fierce and simple. CLICK TO  READ MORE

 Photo Gallery is now live, and updated with photos from last weeks CD launch @ the Chandelier Room click on photos to view
 Photos by Sav Schulman

The Come With Me music video just reached 3000+ hits.
Follow this link to download your free track - today only!
http://moshehendel.bandcamp.com/track/come-with-me-free-download-today-only

Thanks for all those who came down to Moorabin last night for the EP launch. It was indeed humbling to perform in front of a sold out venue and crowd of 200+ friends, fans & family. This a journey, a connection of music and souls, and the journey would be impossible to embark on without the support of all those who came to listen. I’m really looking forward to playing @ the Phoenix on Oct 4th. Click GIGS in the menu for all the info. Blessings, M. H.

FOLK music has been part of Moshe Feiglin’s life for more than a decade, when it first provided solace to him as a rebellious teenager. That was when he was a 15-year-old student at Melbourne’s Yeshivah College and his father struck a deal with him – if he learnt a tractate of Talmud, he would get a guitar CLICK TO READ MORE...