Rabbi Josh Warshawsky
Rabbi Josh Warshawsky is a pray-er, gatherer, music creator, and lifelong meaning seeker.
He is a nationally touring Jewish musician, songleader, composer, and teacher of Torah. Josh seeks to build intentional praying communities, and travels to synagogues and Jewish communities across the country sharing his music and teachings on prayer and meaningful living. He has released three albums of Jewish music, filled with melodies written intentionally to express the deep meaning of the words of our tradition. His newest album, “Chaverai Nevarech,” was a live album released in November 2018 along with a video series and teachings and is available anywhere you find your music.
Tour Schedule
Sept. 13th-15th
Washington D.C.
Adas Israel Congregation
Sept. 20th-22nd
West Bloomfield, MI
Congregation Beth Ahm
Sept. 24th-26th
Philadelphia, PA
Perelman Jewish Day School
Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur
South Orange, NJ
Congregation Beth El
Oct. 25th-27th
Penn Valley, PA
Har Zion Temple
Nov. 1st-3rd
Bronx, NY
Conservative Synagogue Adath Israel of Riverdale
Nov. 8th-10th
Washington, D.C.
Adas Israel Congregation
Nov. 19th-21st
Philadelphia, PA
Perelman Jewish Day School
Dec. 6th-10th
Boston, MA
United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism Biennial Convention
Dec. 11th-15th
Chicago, IL
Union for Reform Judaism Biennial Convention
Jan. 10th-12th
San Antonio, TX
Congregation Agudas Achim
Jan. 24th-26th
Atlanta, GA
Congregation Shearith Israel
Jan. 31st-Feb. 2nd
Minneapolis, MN
Beth El Synagogue
Feb. 7th-9th
Washington, D.C.
Adas Israel Congregation
Feb. 14th-18th
St. Louis, MO
Ramah Shabbaton and Songleader Boot Camp National Conference
Feb. 19th-21st
Voorhees, NJ
Kellman Brown Academy
Feb. 21st-23rd
Cherry Hill, NJ
Temple Beth Sholom
Mar. 16th-18th
Philadelphia, PA
Perelman Jewish Day School
Mar. 20th-22nd
Philadelphia, PA
Adath Israel on the Main Line
“Josh Warshawsky is a breakthrough talent in the world of Jewish music whose soulful singing and davening is inspiring people – from synagogues to summer camps – across the country.”
-Temple Beth Am, Los Angeles, CA
