Street busker brought on stage for Maroon 5’s first Israeli concert after playing outside band’s hotel

World’s luckiest busker, played “Sunday Morning” unknowingly outside Maroon 5’s hotel in Tel Aviv, and got invited to sing at the concert pic.twitter.com/WUGufkPN13

— Lahav Harkov (@LahavHarkov) May 9, 2022

Bismuth and Levine then followed each other on Instagram and she ended up being invited on stage in front of the 60,000-strong crowd for Maroon 5’s first ever performance in Israel, Ynet news reports.

Video posted online show Bismuth and Levine singing the band’s hit song “Sunday Morning”, which was described by one concert attendee as a “beautiful duet”.

Speaking to NBC News, Bismuth said: "It was so crazy. It was an an amazing experience and I'm just so thankful about it.

"I was just playing on the street in exactly the same spot, and then it happened. I just have to say thank you to the universe for bringing me such a present."

Massive @maroon5 show last night in #Israel in front of 50,000 Israelis of all backgrounds, with show number 2 tonight. 

Here is a clip of @adamlevine: 

“We’ve never been to Israel, we’ve never been to Tel Aviv before, and I have to tell you guys, this place is incredible.” pic.twitter.com/LG1fxICY52

— Ari Ingel (@OGAride) May 10, 2022

Levine spoke of his impressions of Israel during the show, telling the sell-out crowd: “We've never been to Tel Aviv, we've never been to Israel before, and I have to tell you guys; this place is incredible."

The band had resisted calls from the BDS movement to cancel their performances in Israel and boycott the country after Monday night’s show sold out.