Omer Netzer / עומר נצר Tour Dates and Upcoming Concerts

With a journey driven by grit and soul, Omer Netzer is redefining what it means to be a country artist in today’s global landscape. Born in Nahariya, Israel, Netzer now calls Nashville home, bringing a fresh perspective to American roots music. His music is less about borders and more about building bridges between cultures, genres, and, most importantly, people. Music has always been Netzer’s lifeline. Raised in his family’s long-running music shop, he grew up immersed in the sounds of Johnny Cash, B.B. King, Willie Nelson, and The Allman Brothers. From making music in bomb shelters as a child to playing major festivals across Europe and the U.S., Netzer learned that music has the power to comfort, connect, and move people. His breakout debut album, Goodbye Song, produced with a local musician from his family’s store, spawned three radio hits and made him a household name in Israel. Since relocating to Music City in late 2023, Netzer quickly built momentum collaborating with top Nashville producers and performing at major stages, including Whiskey Jam and 2025 CMA Fest, where he made history as the first Israeli artist to perform. In between performances and radio tours, Netzer began working with producer David “Messy” Mescon (Megan Moroney, Dasha, Tigirlily Gold), crafting music that blends timeless country soul with a modern global edge, creating a sound that feels both fresh and deeply rooted. In 2025, he released his hit U.S. radio single “Midnight Blue,” described by Illustrate Magazine as a “rich, emotional piece of music that shows how grief lets on after love has left the room,” which earned a spot on Apple Music Country’s Country Roads playlist for over 18 weeks. His Nashville debut EP, OMER, features ballads like “Promise Land” and high-energy tracks like “Low High,” which Holler Country praises for packing “more ideas into under three minutes than most artists fit into a whole album.” In late 2025, he released his first original holiday single, “Holiday Blues,” and spent the end of the year recording new music to share with fans. Set to release new tracks in 2026, Netzer continues to use his artistry to unite listeners and create a movement of healing, one song at a time.