Ahead of the eighth appearance of the Belgian rock band Case Choice in Israel, a return of the hit "Everything for Free" and other songs, together with Tom Petrover and Urit Shahaf

• The Jews and Case Choice in the Hangar 11

  Photography:

  Lior Keter

The two bands took over the radio stations during those years, and on Monday evening, Case Choise and the Jews will collaborate unanimously for the Israeli audience, and even perform together the biggest hit of the Belgian band, "Everything for Free".

Tonight will be the eighth time that the K's Choice band is due to perform in Israel, and this time it will happen at Hangar 11, Tel Aviv. Tom Petrover and Urit Shahaf of the Jewish band will be hosting several songs.

Case Choice was founded in the 1990s in Antwerp, Belgium by the brothers Sarah and Etch in Tenness. In 1995, the hit "Not an Addict" broke out. To date, the band has released seven albums. In May 2019, soloist Sarah announced that she was taking hormones as she became a transgender man. Today it is called Sam.

"There are some countries that we have a unique relationship with, but it's different," Sam said. "It's nice to be popular in the Netherlands, but it's a 20-minute drive from my parents' house, so it's a little less mysterious to us. To get so far into a culture that interests us so much and so foreign, and then you have such a loyal fan base there - it's amazing. We enjoy every visit, it is always a peak moment of our year and something we are very much waiting for. "

Case Choice and the Jews back, hangar 11 // Photo: Lior Keter

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