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8TH DAY RETURNS TO CHICAGO WITH DOVID STEIN [Video Promo]

8TH DAY RETURNS TO CHICAGO WITH DOVID STEIN [Video Promo]

Prepare to be blown away as the hottest act in Jewish music comes to the Windy City for an evening of unforgettable music!

Join 8th Day as they return to Chicago singing the songs that have made them the most popular duet in Jewish music. From old favorites to new musical gems off their latest album, All You Got, and of course their smash hit Ya’alili, Bentzy and Shmuli Marcus have been wowing audiences everywhere with their unique style, upbeat music and innovative lyrics that hit the mark with every song.

Also joining 8th Day will be Dovid Stein, a popular fixture on the Jewish wedding circuit who is always in high demand. Stein’s album Melech gave the Jewish music world several hit songs, including Muvtach Lo, Melech, Neerah and Hashem Yimloch which, four years after their release, continue to be enjoyed by music lovers everywhere.

Doors will open promptly at 4:30 PM at Evanston Township High School,1600 Dodge Avenue, for this Areivim Productions performance. Tickets for this sensational musical event are priced at $25, $36, $54, with special VIP seating available. Get your tickets for the most incredible night of music Chicago has ever seen at www.JewishTickets.com, [email protected] or at 773-413-0805.



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