“Under Guidelines” is a series of concerts broadcast from the depths of the Submarine directly to audiences at home. 

COVID-19 has left us stranded in our homes, and the live music realm shut down for over a month.

In light of these bizarre conditions we have decided to run a special series of performances – giving people at home access to high quality live music, and creating opportunity for the incapacitated music industry.

Viewers get to experience intimate and unique performances – each from the comfort of their favourite couch, their favourite drink in hand, dressed in anything from tuxedo to pyjamas! All while watching and listening to some of the country’s greatest artists and groups, who cannot wait to get back onstage.

These performances will be held in a very special format!

Each show will have a host, a short Q&A, and a couple of stories from the artists.

*Prices are 25 ILS or higher – any donations will be lovingly appreciated, with every Shekel going towards helping the artists and people behind the scenes that have been immobilized for nearly two months!

*Broadcast will take place via private groups on Facebook.

*A link to said group will be e-mailed to you immediately upon ticket purchase.

*Entry into groups will be validated with ticket purchase details.

Omer Moshkovitz

Omer Moshkovitz was scheduled for a release show at the Barby club this month, following the release of her album “Nitztaref La’Eder”(“We’ll Join the Herd”). Due to the Covid-19 situation, she will be coming to the Yellow Submarine to deliver a full live-stream show – broadcast directly to your home.

This unique performance will feature a first look at her new materials and the upcoming Barby release show that has been rescheduled for September 5th. 

Just before the Corona outbreak, Omer Moshkovitz began filming a web series named “Sold Out”, documenting her personal race towards her big release show at the Barby club.

The series has thousands of views and has gained a local cult following, with each episode taking viewers on a journey paved with humor, pain, emotional relatability, embarrassment – and humor, again.