Yasmin Levy, “One More Night”

On Sunday, October 4, 2026, internationally acclaimed artist Yasmin Levy returns to San Francisco for “One More Night,” a special evening of music and storytelling at the Palace of Fine Arts. Presented by Stars & More, the performance begins at 8:00 pm, with doors opening at 7:00 pm.

For Bay Area audiences, this concert offers a long-awaited opportunity to experience Levy’s distinctive musical world in person. After nearly 20 years, she is returning to San Francisco as part of the West Coast continuation of her “One More Night with Yasmin Levy” tour. The return follows a successful and sold-out U.S. tour in April that included performances at Carnegie Hall in New York and the Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C., along with concerts in Chicago, Las Vegas, Los Angeles and Miami.

Levy is celebrated for her powerful interpretation of Ladino, the ancient Judeo-Spanish language associated with Sephardic musical traditions. Her artistry reaches beyond a single genre, bringing together Sephardic sounds with flamenco, tango, Mediterranean and Middle Eastern influences and a contemporary musical sensibility. The result is a style that connects historical traditions with modern emotion.

The concert is presented as more than a conventional music performance. Levy’s songs explore themes of memory, longing, love and resilience, creating an atmosphere centered on emotional connection and musical storytelling. Joined by her exceptional ensemble, she brings an expressive and deeply personal performance style to the stage, with each song offering another entry point into her distinctive repertoire.

The Palace of Fine Arts provides the setting for this highly anticipated San Francisco return, making the evening an opportunity to experience Levy’s voice and cross-cultural musical perspective in an iconic venue. Whether you are already familiar with her work or discovering her music for the first time, “One More Night with Yasmin Levy” promises an evening built around passion, vulnerability and the enduring power of music to connect people across languages and borders.