Tony Orlando is one of America's most enduring performers whose TV and stage appearances, multimillion-selling albums, and hit songs have been enthralling fans for decades.

His mega hit, "Tie a Yellow Ribbon", has come to serve as an anthem and symbol of yearning for those missing to come home. It sparked a movement of people in the US adorning yellow ribbons as a show of solidarity with those being held captive during the Iranian hostage crisis of 1979-80 and is doing the same now in Israel for those being held hostage in Gaza.

Over the years, Tony Orlando has proven himself a dear friend of Israel and the Jewish People. It is from that place of love and devotion, as well as his close friendship with Chabad and the Michelsons, that Tony has graciously agreed to take to the stage at Chabad's upcoming gala for a special guest performance.

The internationally acclaimed American/Israeli band "Moshav" - headed by Yehuda Solomon and Duvid Swirsky - features a distinctive sound incorporating elements of alternative rock, folk and reggae, with a stirring overlay of Chassidic soul.

Since its founding in 1996, the group has released ten studio albums and has continuously toured countries around the world, including the United States, Canada, Europe, Australia and, of course, their native Israel. The group's appeal has been as broad as it has been diverse, invigorating Jewish and secular audiences alike.

The Moshav Band will highlight the entertainment at Chabad of the Conejo's upcoming gala by performing an eclectic set-list of inspiring Hebrew and English songs of faith and resilience as we unite with the land people of Israel during these trying times.