Internationally acclaimed Israeli singer-songwriter and peace activist David Broza will launch his highly anticipated North American tour this fall with powerful performances in Fort Lauderdale at the Parker Playhouse on November 18, Montreal’s Théâtre Rialto on November 22 and Toronto’s Danforth Music Hall on November 23—presented by Starvox Entertainment. Known for his electrifying stage presence and genre-defying blend of folk, rock, flamenco, and Latin influences, Broza brings to North America a reimagined concert experience rooted in hope, empathy, and cross-cultural connection.
In Canada, Montreal will host the official kick-off, with audiences at Rialto Theatre among the first to experience Broza’s refreshed live show—featuring striking visuals, new arrangements, and timeless messages of unity. The following night in Toronto, Broza takes the stage in a performance that marks a powerful full-circle moment for Corey Ross, founder and CEO of Starvox Entertainment, who first presented Broza nearly 30 years ago in a sold-out concert at Lee’s Palace. That debut marked Ross’s entry into producing—launching a career that would go on to redefine live entertainment in Canada and beyond.
“That night in 1995 was the beginning of everything for me,” says Ross. “Bringing David Broza back to Toronto is not just a musical milestone—it’s a personal one. His music is fearless in its belief that art can transcend politics and heal division. This tour is about standing for those values.”
David Broza’s storied career spans over four decades and more than 30 albums in Hebrew, English, and Spanish. A lifelong advocate for peace and dialogue, his work includes iconic anthems like “Yihye Tov” (“Things Will Get Better”)—written in response to the Israeli-Egyptian peace accords—and cross-cultural collaborations such as East Jerusalem West Jerusalem. His music speaks directly to the human desire for understanding, especially in times of conflict.
“I feel more strongly than ever that my music is a call to stand against hatred, to bring people together, and to keep faith in the idea that things can improve,” says Broza. “Montreal and Toronto, in particular are cities that value diversity and culture—it feels right to begin this journey here.”
The tour also reflects the evolving legacy of Starvox Entertainment. Under Ross’s leadership, the company has grown into a multi-platform powerhouse behind global hits such as Immersive Van Gogh, Potted Potter, Evil Dead: The Musical, and The Art of Banksy. Starvox is the only Canadian live entertainment company named to PROFIT Magazine’s Top Growth Companies five times.
David Broza’s 2025 North American tour promises evenings of virtuosic guitar work, evocative storytelling, and music that bridges cultures, languages, and ideologies.
Tickets for Fort Lauderdale (Nov. 18) Montreal (Nov. 22) and Toronto (Nov. 23) are on sale now at www.starvoxent.com.