June 30
The first show was held on June 30, again, held in Herzliyya. These were the participants of the first show, and their entries, and also the original performer of the song.
| Participant | Song | Original Performer | Info |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bat-Hen Hakyia | "Tavo Achshav" (Come Now) | Offira Yossefi | |
| Moran Shmueli | "Al Teshate BaAhava" (Don't fool love) | Yehoram Gaon | Eliminated. |
| Maayan Hajbi | "Ein Li Davar" (I've got nothing) | Liat Yitzchaky | |
| Matan Kauffman | "Na'ara BeMishkafayim" (A girl with glasses) | Gidi Gov | |
| Aviv Meshulam | "Akhrei Hakol At Shir" (After all you're a song) | Shlomo Artzi | Awarded as the best solo of this show by the judges. |
| Michale Jakubowicz | "Shalom LaTmimut" (Goodbye to the innocence) | Ronit Shachar | |
| Rotem Katz | "Akshav Tov" (It's good now) | Gilad Segev | |
| Daniel Kri'ef | "Kulam Medabrim Al Shalom" (Everybody's talking about peace) | Muki | Bottom 2. |
| Israel Bar-On | "Melakh HaDma'ot" (The tears' salt) | Aviv Geffen |
During the show, the 19 participants sang also "Akshav Hakol Beseder", originally by Yehudit Ravitz. The first participant to leave the show was Moran Shmueli, who almost participated in Kokhav Nolad 5.
Read more about this topic: Kokhav Nolad 6, First Solo Show
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