CHANNUKAH MUSIC FESTIVAL
STARRING JERYKO & MORE!

ABOUT THE NIGHT

EVENT
DETAILS

MONDAY DEC 15TH - 8:00PM - @ ZEY ZEY MIAMI

On the second night of Chanukah,
join Jeryko on their world tour, with opening musician Alnev, and DJ’s to follow,
as we celebrate light, unity, and the power of music that brings us together!
Explore the Jewish vendor market while enjoying kosher food & drinks, music, and the festive energy of Channukah!

EVENT
LINE UP

8:00pm - Doors Open, Vendor Market, Happy Hour Specials!
8:45pm - Candle Lighting Ceremony
9:00pm - Opening Artist Alnev
9:45pm - Jeryko
11:30pm - DJ’s until late (line up TBA)

VENUE &
PARKING

ZeyZey Miami: A unique open-sky space for live music, culture, and unforgettable experiences. 353 NE 61st St, Miami, FL 33137

Free public parking is available across from ZeyZey's main entrance.

MEET JERYKO

A singer-songwriter who blends soulful pop with raw storytelling, exploring themes of faith, resilience, and modern life. With over 2.5 million streams, sold-out shows across the U.S., and a growing international audience, his music resonates as deeply in intimate rooms as it does on festival stages.

Rooted in his Orthodox Jewish identity and shaped by his journey as both an artist and community builder, Jeryko crafts songs that are personal yet universal. His voice feels like an older brother singing in the living room or an old friend offering advice—direct, grounded, and unforgettable. From hidden miracles to heartbreak to perseverance, his music calls listeners to find light in the shadows and strength in the climb.

& OPENING ARTIST ALNEV

Meet Alnev, a rising Jewish singer-songwriter blending raw vulnerability with sleek alternative-pop. Raised in a Chabad family in Florida, he later moved to New York and began channeling his personal journey—identity, love, heartbreak, and spiritual tension—into deeply emotional music. His sound draws from artists like Billie Eilish and Lauv, creating a style that feels modern, cinematic, and intimate. Though rooted in Jewish heritage, his music isn’t religious—it’s human, honest, and deeply relatable, resonating with listeners who crave authenticity and soul.