Java Jazz Festival

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Jakarta International Java Jazz Festival (JJF) is one of the largest jazz festivals in the world and arguably the biggest in the Southern Hemisphere, held in Jakarta, Indonesia. [1] The annual jazz festival is held every early March and was designed to be one of the largest jazz festivals globally. It was held for the first time in 2005, when approximately 125 groups and 1,405 artists performed in 146 shows. The first festival was attended by 47,500 visitors during its three-day stretch. [2] The festival, which is also known simply as Java Jazz, was founded by Indonesian businessman Peter F. Gontha. [3]

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2005

Date: March 5–7, 2005
Venue: Jakarta Convention Center, Senayan
Theme: "Bringing the World to Indonesia"
Number of visitors: ± 35.000 [4]
Number of stages: 11

International artists lineup

Special show

Indonesian artists lineup

  • Adjierao & Jendela Ide Kids Percussion
  • Aksan Sjuman Quartet
  • Andien
  • Bali Lounge & Gita Wiryawan
  • Bayu Wirawan Trio
  • Bertha & Friends
  • Bintang Indrianto & Sujiwo Tejo
  • Bubi Chen
  • Canizzaro feat. Mus Mujiono
  • Cherokee
  • Chlorophyll
  • CO-P
  • D'Band
  • DJ Glenn
  • Donny Suhendra
  • Dwanka Band
  • Elfa's Bossa's
  • Elfa's Children Choir
  • Elfa's Jazz & Pop
  • Farabi Percussion Ensemble
  • Funky Thumb
  • Trisum (featuring Dewa Budjana, Tohpati, I Wayan Balawan)
  • Glenn Fredly
  • Heaven on Earth
  • Humania
  • Iga Mawarni
  • Indra Lesmana Reborn
  • Janapria/ Sanjaya/ Sjuman
  • Jaque Mate
  • Jazzyphonic
  • Krakatau
  • KSP
  • Kul-Kul
  • Ligro Trio
  • Maliq & D'Essentials
  • Marcell
  • Margie Segers feat. Idang Rasjidi & Friends
  • Maulana Brothers feat. Jackie
  • Melting Pod Soundsystem
  • Nera
  • New Breeze
  • No Name
  • Otti Jamalus Quartet
  • Padi
  • Paragita UI Choir
  • Pentatones feat. Benny Likumahuwa
  • Rieka Roeslan
  • Ruth Sahanaya
  • Saharadja feat. Rio & Sally
  • Salta
  • Shakila
  • Simak Dialog
  • Sova
  • Stereo Soul
  • Sue & Friends
  • Syaharani & The Queenfireworks (ESQI:EF)
  • T-Five
  • Tamam Hoesein & Friends with Nina Warna
  • Ten 2 Five
  • The Groove
  • The Romero's
  • TJNDD International Quartet
  • Zefa

2006

Date: March 4–6, 2006
Venue: Jakarta Convention Center, Senayan
Theme: "Bringing the World to Indonesia"
Number of visitors: ± 40.000 [4]
Number of stages: ?

International artists lineup

Special show

Indonesian artists lineup

  • 4 Peniti
  • Adjierao Percussion Ensemble
  • Aksan Sjuman Quartet
  • Anda Bunga
  • Andi Wiriantono
  • Ape on the Roof
  • Balawan & Batuan Ethnic
  • Bali Lounge
  • Bandung All Stars - Imam Pras, Benny Likumahua & Jazz Connection
  • Benny Mustapha (Battle of the Drums)
  • Blue Savana
  • Blues Brothers Experience "Time Warp"
  • Bobb Quartet
  • British International School
  • Bubi Chen with Bob Tutupoly (special guest)
  • CDB
  • Cronik (turntablist)
  • Deviana
  • Discus feat. Fadly (Padi) & Andien
  • Doddie Latuharhary & Edy Timisela
  • Dwiki Dharmawan Project feat. Rafly
  • Ecoutez
  • Elfa Secioria feat. E Voices
  • Elfa Secioria feat. Elfa's Singer & Elfa's bosas
  • Ello
  • Endah Widiastuti & 426 UPH Bigband
  • Farabi Percussion Ensemble
  • Gadiz & Bass
  • Galaxy Jazz Big Band - (Japan)
  • Gilang Ramadhan feat. Nera
  • Glenn Fredly
  • Guitar Extravaganza (Kiboud M, Lee R, Vinny V, Jack Lee, Balawan, Dion, Nanda)
  • Harvey Malaihollo & Shakila feat. Magenta Lounge
  • Hyper Sax & CO
  • Idang Rasjidi & Syndicate
  • Imam Pras Quartet
  • Indonesian Idol (Mike, Yudika, Monita, Nania, Lucky)
  • Indonesian Soul feat. Humania special guests Marcell, Glenn & Andien
  • Indra Lesmana Reborn Guest Star Lenny Castro
  • Gerald Albright
  • Ireng Maulana & Friends
  • Jakarta International School
  • Japoz (Arief Setiadi & Joel)
  • Jaque Mate
  • Kahitna
  • Kelasik
  • Kiboud Maulana Blues Band
  • Kilimanjarao
  • Kirana Big Band
  • Ligro Trio
  • Luluk Purwanto Quartet
  • Maliq & D'Essentials
  • Marcell
  • Margie Segers
  • Maya Hasan & Soul Mate
  • Mocca
  • Moluccan Nite: Glen Fredly, Ruth Sahanaya, Harvey Malaiholo, Shakila, Mike etc.
  • Nial Djuliarso
  • Nina Tamam And Friends feat. Tamam Hoesein Band
  • Oele Patiselano, a tribute to Perry Pattiselano
  • OpusTre directed by Ricky Lionardi
  • Otti Jamalus
  • Park Drive
  • Quita
  • Rafi Drums
  • Rieke Roeslan
  • Rio Moreno Trio
  • Ruth Sahanaya feat. Ad Colen Quartet
  • Saharadja
  • Shakila
  • Shanou
  • Simak Dialog
  • SORE
  • Sova
  • Tangga
  • The Forte Band: A tribute night to Bill Saragih
  • TIKA
  • Tomorrow People Ensemble
  • Tompi feat. Groovology
  • Tribute to John Pattirane feat. Opustre Big Band, Bob Tutupoly, Ruth Sahanaya, Andre Hehanusa, Shakilla, Margie Segers, Harvey Malaiholo, Lita Zen, Olive, Iwan Zen, Edo Kondologit, MD:Ricky Lionardi, Glenn
  • Tuti & Friends (Jogja)
  • Viky Sianipar
  • White Shoes & Couples Company
  • Wong Pitoe
  • Yeppi Romero & Andi Bayou
  • Zarro
  • Zefa (11th) & uncles

2007

Date: March 2–4, 2007
Venue: Jakarta Convention Center, Senayan
Theme: "Bringing the World Together"
Number of visitors: ± 40.000 [4]
Number of stages: 15

International artists lineup

Special show

Indonesian artists lineup

  • "Brothers Of Revolution" feat Indra Lesmana
  • Humania
  • Glen Fredly
  • Mike
  • Mc Vandal
  • Acoustic Encounter feat:Ireng & Kiboud Maulana, Kadek, Nanda, Viktor R, Oele P, Adjierao
  • Unlimited Percussion
  • Aldrin
  • Andi Wiriantono
  • Arief Setiadi & Friend's
  • Bad Boys Blues
  • Balawan Trio
  • Bambang Nugroho
  • Barry Likumahuwa Project
  • BazzAttack
  • Beben Jazz feat. Carolina
  • Benny Likumahuwa & The Young Connection
  • Benny Mustafa and Young All Stars
  • Bobb Quartet
  • Bubi Chen
  • Canzo
  • Chill n' Play
  • Cindy
  • Devian
  • Dian PP
  • Special Project
  • DJ Ebi
  • DJ Glenn
  • Dwiki Dharmawan World Peace Project
  • Ecoutez
  • Elfa's Singers, Elfa's Bossas with Elfa's Big Band
  • Emerald
  • Endah & Rheza
  • g.d.e
  • Galaxi Big Band
  • Geliga
  • Glen Dauna Jazz Quintet
  • Harry Toledo
  • HyperSax N Co feat. Saunine
  • Idang Rasjidi & The Syndicate
  • Iga Mawarni & Heaven on Earth
  • Imam Fathur
  • Indonesian Voice of Soul (Ello, Rio F, Mike, Lucky, Pasto)
  • Indra Aziz
  • Ivonne Atmodjo
  • Jazzy Phonic
  • Jakarta Drums School Rhythm Nation
  • Jilly And Her Banda Brama
  • Jopie Item & Friends Feat. Rien Djamain
  • Trie Utami
  • Kelasik
  • Kirana Big Band Jogjakarta
  • Krakatau
  • The Journey Of.M.Director:Irvan Chasmala feat. Andien
  • Olive
  • Rieka Roslan
  • Ruth Sahanaya
  • Loopin Loop
  • Maliq & D'Essentials
  • Marcel
  • Melly
  • Michelle Efferin Quartet
  • Moskvitch
  • Oele Pattiselano Project feat. 3G
  • Park Drive
  • Pasto
  • Pineapple
  • Rieka Roslan
  • Rien Djamain
  • Ruth Sahanaya
  • Ryan
  • Shanty
  • Six Element
  • Soul Id
  • Soul Vibe
  • Starlite
  • Syaharani
  • Syaharani & Queen Fireworks
  • The Journey Of Krakatau
  • The Professors
  • The S Scade PCBnB
  • Tiga Mawarnih
  • Titi DJ
  • Tompi & Groovology
  • Viky Sianipar
  • Vivo
  • Warrior of Manga
  • Zarro
  • Zinnia
  • 4 on 6 Quintet
  • Apple Program Application For Music feat. Riza Arshad
  • Dimi
  • EQ Humania Project
  • Jaque Mate
  • Kahitna
  • Karimata
  • Tribute To Barry Likumahuwa feat. Andien, Cindy, Dira, Ello, Mike Mohede, Pasto
  • Rio Febrian
  • Tya Subiakto Orchestra
  • 4 AM Quartet
  • Ello
  • Erwin Gutawa
  • Jakarta Intl School Big Band
  • Kulkul
  • La Belle
  • Quicky
  • Storytellers

2008

Date: March 7–9, 2008
Venue: Jakarta Convention Center, Senayan
Theme: "Taste the Spirit of Jazz"
Number of visitors: ± 45.000 [4]
Number of stages: 19

International artists lineup

Special show

Indonesian artists lineup

  • 21st Night
  • 4 Peniti (DB)
  • 4AM Quartet
  • 5 Wanita - Rieka Roeslan, Yuni Shara, Iga Mawarni, Nina Tamam, Andien
  • Abdul
  • Aditya
  • Adrian Adioetomo (DB)
  • Afgan
  • Alfred Young Sugiri
  • Andezzz [departure:people]
  • Andy Gomez
  • Ari (Groovology)
  • Arti Dewi (DB)
  • Asiabeat
  • Audy
  • Avenue
  • Bad Boyz Blues
  • Bali Lounge
  • Bambang Nugroho Octagon
  • Barry Likumahuwa
  • Benny Likumahuwa & the Salamander Big Band
  • Benny Mustafa van Diest
  • Bibus
  • Bop Vivant
  • Canizzaro
  • Canzo feat. Sherly O
  • Cindy Bernadette
  • Contra Indigo
  • Crave
  • Desty
  • Devian
  • Deviana
  • Dewi Sandra
  • Dian Pramana Poetra
  • Dimi
  • Ecoutez
  • Eki Puradiredja
  • Endah N Rhesa
  • Ermy Kullit
  • Fakta
  • Friends
  • Galaxy Big Band
  • Gihon Lohanda Trio
  • Glen Dauna Project
  • Glenn Fredly
  • Gorga
  • Gugun & The Blues Bug
  • Hyper Sax,
  • Idang Rasjidi
  • Imel Rosalin Trio
  • Ireng Maulana
  • ITMOS (Indonesia-Germany-US)
  • Iwan Wiradz & Tri Budiman feat. Elfa Secioria
  • J-Flow (DB)
  • Jakarta Broadway Singer & IMDI Ensemble
  • Jakarta Drums School
  • JassKiddin'
  • Jazz Perhaps & Flava
  • Jazzmatic
  • Jazzmint Big Band
  • Jeffrey Tahalele
  • Jimmy
  • Jopie Item
  • Karinding Collaborative Project
  • Kinanti Project
  • Kirana Big Band
  • La Belle
  • Laconieck
  • Lenggie
  • Ligro Trio
  • Michelle Effirin Quartet
  • Mike Mohede
  • Mr. Lazy
  • Nial Djuliarso
  • Nikki Manuputty
  • Notturno
  • Oele Pattiselano
  • Oleo, Orbeat (DB)
  • Palm From The Moody Tunes
  • Parkdrive
  • Pasto
  • Phinisi (Makasar)
  • Prambors Jazz Band
  • Pro Rejected
  • R&B Band
  • Radhini & Renita
  • RAN
  • Rio Moreno
  • Ryan
  • Saharadja
  • Santa Monica (DB)
  • Sekapur Sirih
  • Shinta & Jubing
  • Sister Duke
  • Sketsa
  • Sol Project
  • Souleh & Soulehah
  • Soulvibe
  • Starlite
  • Suddenly September
  • Surabaya All Star
  • Syaharani and The Queenfireworks
  • Tao Kombo
  • The Cats
  • The Doctors
  • The New Konservativ
  • Tiga Mawarnih
  • Tika (DB)
  • Tiwi Shakuhachi
  • Tri Sum
  • Two Triple O
  • Vassagie
  • Velvet Band
  • Whisper Not
  • Yance Manusama

2009

Date: March 6–8, 2009
Venue: Jakarta Convention Center, Senayan
Theme: "It's a Festival for All"
Number of visitors: ± 70.000 [4]
Number of stages: 19

International artists lineup

Special show

Indonesian artists lineup

  • 21st Night
  • Abdul & The Coffee Theory feat. David Naif
  • Aditya
  • Afgan
  • Aksan Sjuman
  • Andy Gomez
  • Anggun
  • Ariss
  • Bambang Nugroho Stright Ahead
  • Benny Likumahuwa Jazz Connection & 5 Bones
  • Benny Mustafa Van Diest feat. Nial Djuliarso & Indro
  • Canizzaro
  • Cindy Bernadette
  • Contra Indigo
  • D'Cinnamons
  • Drew
  • Dwiki Dharmawan Global Harmony Orchestra
  • Ecoutez
  • Elfas Scecoria feat. Elfa's Singers
  • Emerald
  • Endah N Rhesa
  • Glenn Fredly Tribute to Chrisye
  • Humania
  • Jamie Aditya
  • Jazmint Big Band
  • Jflow
  • Joeniar Arief & Lala Suwages
  • Joppie Item & Friends
  • LALA
  • Malaka Ensemble feat. Hendry Lamiri Band
  • Maliq 'n D'Essentials feat. The Organic's All Stars
  • Manna
  • New Breeze
  • Nicky Manuputty
  • Nial Djuliarso
  • Noor Bersaudara
  • Oele Pattiselano
  • Orbeat Project
  • Pa Tua (Stefan Thiele)
  • Phinisi
  • Pitoelas Big Band
  • Ran
  • Riza Arsyad Proje Ct/ Simak Dialog
  • Salamander Big Band feat. Margie Segers
  • Sierra
  • Slank
  • Souleh & Souleha
  • Soulvibe
  • Surabaya All Star
  • Tohpati
  • Tompi
  • Tropical Transit
  • Toba Rumba feat. Yeppy Romero
  • Vidi Aldiano
  • Yance Manusama feat Funk Section

2010

Date: March 5–7, 2010
Venue: Jakarta International Expo, Kemayoran
Theme: "Jazzin' Up Remarkable Indonesia"
Number of visitors: ± 60.000 [4]
Number of stages: 22

International artists lineup

Special show

Indonesian artists lineup

  • /rif Special Project feat. Toni Monaco, State of Monc Horn & DJ Cream
  • 21st Night
  • Aditya feat. Aminoto K, Andi Rianto, Adrian, Kyriz
  • Anda with the Joints
  • Andezz
  • Andra & the backbone acoustic feat. Ari Lasso
  • Andre Harihandoyo & Sonic People
  • Andre Hehanusa
  • Angel Percussion
  • BAG Trio
  • Batak Sensation
  • Beatbop Jazz Project
  • Benny Mustafa Quartet feat. Indra Lesmana, Yance Manusama, Nikita Dompas
  • Chlorophyl
  • Coklat
  • Contra Indigo
  • Eclairs
  • Ecoutez
  • Endah 'n Rhesa
  • Gugun Blues Shelter
  • Idang Rasjidi Special Funk Project
  • Imela Kei
  • Indra Aryadi
  • Jakarta Broadway Singers
  • Jakarta Broadway Team
  • JavaJazz feat. Indra L., Gilang R., Matez, Donny S., Dewa Budjana
  • Lala Suwages
  • Leonardo
  • Major Seventh
  • Maya Hasan Sound of Light feat. Fariz RM, John P, Adi D, Sandy W, Iwan H, Michael
  • Notturno feat. Chroma String Quartet
  • Opustre Soul Big Band feat. Lea Simanjuntak
  • Papayafil
  • Quartet Punakawan feat. Jaya Suprana
  • Rafi & The Beat with Soul Generation feat. Soulmate, Rudlof, Davina, Bona Pascal, Radhini Aprilia
  • Sol Project
  • SUB 4
  • Surabaya All Star
  • Tika N The Dissidents
  • Titi Sjuman Folk Jazz Project
  • Tropical Transit (Bali)
  • Yeppy Romero & Harry Toledo
  • Yovie Widianto Fusion
  • Yuri Mahatma

2011

Date: March 4–6, 2011
Venue: Jakarta International Expo, Kemayoran
Theme: "Harmony Under One Nation in Remarkable Indonesia"
Number of visitors: ± 110.000 [4]
Number of stages: 18

International artists lineup

Special show

Indonesian artists lineup

2012

Date: March 2–4, 2012
Venue: Jakarta International Expo, Kemayoran
Theme: "Where Jazz Finds a Home"
Number of visitors: ± 123.000 [4]
Number of stages: 18

International artists lineup

Special show

Indonesian artists lineup

  • Abdul and the Coffee Theory
  • Aboda
  • Ade & Brothers
  • Andi Wiriantono Quartet & the Next Generation
  • Andi Wiriantono Quintet
  • Andien
  • Andre Harihandoyo and Sonic people
  • Ari Pramundito
  • Atmosfera
  • Balawan Bifan Duo
  • Bambang Nugroho Straight Ahead + Cindy Bernadette
  • Barry Likumahuwa Project feat. Ricky Lionardi Big band
  • Benny Likumahuwa Like Father Like Son
  • Benyamin on Jazz - Tribute to the Legend
  • Bob Tutupoly Tribute to Bing Slamet & Sam Saimun feat. Titiek Puspa & Grace Simon
  • Boby Limijaya 8 Horns Band
  • Calvin Jeremy
  • Chaseiro
  • Cindy Bernadette
  • Creamy Sugar Groove
  • Devian Band
  • Deviana und Freunde
  • Dewa Budjana
  • Dira Sugandi
  • Donny Koeswinarno Quartet
  • Donny Suhendra Project feat. Trie Utami
  • Drew
  • Dwiki Dharmawan & Sa'unine String Quartet
  • Emerald BEX
  • Endah & Rhesa
  • Fanny Kuncoro Organ Quartet
  • Farah Di
  • Four on the Floor
  • Funky Thumb feat. Najwa
  • G-Pluck Beatles Gallery
  • Galaxy Big Band
  • Glen Dauna Project
  • Godbless
  • Gugun Blues Shelter
  • Heaven on Earth
  • HIVI
  • Idang Rasjidi
  • Imela Kei
  • IMI Band
  • In Memoriam of Bubi Chen
  • Indonesia Nu Progressive
  • Indonesian Youth Regeneration
  • Indra Aziz Beat Bop Project
  • Indra Lesmana - LLW feat. Maurice Brown
  • Indrawan Tjhin Group
  • Indro Hardjodikoro - The Fingers
  • Jemima
  • JOC feat. Bale Jazz Community
  • Jopie Item Band with His Son
  • Jozz Felix
  • Kirana Big Band
  • KLA Project
  • Kosakata
  • Kotak feat. Nabrassban
  • KSP
  • Lala Karmela
  • Le Smokes Section's
  • Living Colors
  • Maliq & D'Essentials
  • Manna
  • Margo Rising Stars
  • Matthew Sayersz & Tohpati
  • Monita Tahalea Quartet
  • Music Clinic
  • Nicky Manuputty
  • Nino
  • Notturno
  • Oele Pattiselanno
  • Paquita
  • Phylosophy ABG
  • Project Bebas - Irianti & Friends
  • Radhini
  • Raisa
  • Rendezvous by Rieka Roslan
  • Rio Sidik Quintet
  • Sandy Canester
  • Sandy Winarta Quartet
  • Senar 3
  • Shadow Puppets feat. Nesia Ardi
  • Sierra Soetedjo
  • Simak Dialog
  • Sister Duke
  • Sketsa
  • Smart Reborn
  • Soulfull Corp
  • Soulvibe
  • Speakeasy
  • Sri Hanuraga Trio
  • Sruti Respati
  • Stereocase
  • Streamline Quartet
  • Sujiwo Tejo
  • Syaharani & QueenfireWorks
  • Tembang Pribumi
  • The Jongens Quartet
  • The Journalists
  • The Professors
  • The Urban Gentlemen
  • Tohpati Ethnomission
  • Tomorrow People Ensemble
  • Tribute to Herbie Hancock
  • Tribute To Utha Likumahuwa
  • Trio Lestari (Glen Fredly, Sandhy Sondoro, Tompi)
  • Trio Scapes
  • Trisum
  • Twilite Orchestra
  • Urban Phat
  • VNS
  • WRQ

2013

Date: March 1–3, 2013
Venue: Jakarta International Expo, Kemayoran
Theme: "Jazz Up the World"
Number of visitors: ± 115.000 [4]
Number of stages: 17

International artists lineup

Special show

Indonesian artists lineup

  • 4 Dekade - Oddie Agam & Friends with Twilite Orchestra
  • Abdul and The Coffee Theory
  • Aboda
  • Ade & Brothers
  • Aiko
  • Aimee Saras Goes Swing
  • Aksan Sjuman Glimpse
  • Amanda and Friends
  • Amboina
  • Andezzz
  • Andi Wiriantono & Friends
  • Andien
  • Anji
  • B.D.G
  • B3
  • Balawan Bifan Trio feat Didiet Violin
  • Bandanaira
  • Barry Likumahuwa Project (BLP) Tribute to Weather Report
  • Be3
  • Benny Likumahuwa Jazz Connection
  • Benny Mustafa feat. Rene Van Helsdigen
  • Bonita & The Husband
  • BubuGiri
  • Calvin Jeremy
  • Cindy Bernadette
  • D'Masiv Jazz Project
  • Dewa Budjana
  • Dewi Sandra
  • Donny Koeswinarno Quintet
  • Donny Suhendra Power-Fusion Trio
  • Dwiki Dharmawan and String Quartet
  • Edelweiss
  • Erik Sondhy Trio ( Karma)
  • Eva Celia
  • Flamenco Jazz Yeppy Romero & Nita Aartsen
  • For Better Life Movement 57kustik
  • G-Pluck Beatles
  • Galaxy Jazz Big Band
  • Ginda and The White Flowers
  • Glen Dauna - Jimi Hendrix Experience
  • Glenn Fredly
  • HajarBleh Big Band
  • Heaven On Earth
  • Highnotes
  • Idang Rasjidi meets Oele Pattiselanno
  • IMI Band
  • Indonesia Youth Regeneration
  • Indra Lesmana-LLW feat Maurice Brown
  • Indro Hardjodikoro The Fingers feat. dr. Tompi
  • Ipang
  • Iwan Hasan & Andien, Enggar + Mery Chamber Jazz
  • Jhagad And Nusaha
  • Karim Suweileh & Jazzy Quintet
  • Kayon
  • Klasika Kompas Workshop
  • Krishna Balagita
  • Ligro Trio
  • Luka, Cinta & Merdeka - Glenn Fredly & Bakuucakar
  • Maliq & D'essentials "Sriwedari"
  • Manna
  • Margo Rising Stars
  • Matthew Sayersz
  • Maya Hasan Classic Goes Jazz
  • Mery Kasiman Project ft. Aksan Sjuman, Riza Arshad
  • Milkiway
  • Mr. Sonjaya
  • Next Project
  • Nino
  • Oele Pattiselanno Septet
  • Out Of Ordinary
  • PD Tracks
  • Philomena Singers
  • Rafly Wasaja
  • Raisa
  • RAN
  • Ritem Pertiwi
  • Sandy Winarta Quartet
  • Sarita Fraya
  • Shadow Puppets - Septet
  • Shadu Rasjidi
  • Shakila
  • Sister Duke
  • Soul Bridge
  • Soul Music System
  • Space System
  • Speakeasy
  • Storia
  • Suave
  • Suddenly September
  • Sweet Mouztache
  • Tembang Pribumi
  • The Collaboration
  • The Crickets
  • The ExtraLarge
  • The Groove feat. Monday Michiru
  • The Jongens Quartet
  • The Soul Makers
  • Three Song
  • Tjut Nyak Deviana Daudsjah feat. Dip'ah
  • Tohpati Bertiga
  • Tompi
  • Tribute To Elfa Secioria Feat Netta, Monita, Jemima, Yassovi
  • Tribute To Ismail Marzuki Feat. Ghea Idol & Dendy Mike's
  • Tribute To Utha Likumahuwa Feat Dinni Budiayu & Jamaica Cafe
  • Tulus
  • Ultras Quartet
  • VNS
  • Vriidom (Bale Jazz)
  • Yassovi

2014

Date: February 28–March 2, 2014
Venue: Jakarta International Expo, Kemayoran
Theme: "Bringing the World to Indonesia"

International artists lineup

Special show

Indonesian artists lineup

  • 5 Wanita
  • Adhitia Sofyan
  • Afgan feat Vina Panduwinata
  • Agnez Mo
  • Andi Wiriantono Free Standarts Jazz Funk & Swing
  • Art Of Tree
  • Balawan
  • Be3
  • Benny Mustafa
  • Bintang Indrianto
  • Bubugiri
  • Darkbark Dimension
  • Devian and the Jazz Intersection
  • Dewa Budjana
  • Dian Pramana Poetra & Twilite Orchestra
  • Diops
  • Dira Sugandi feat Ron King Big Band
  • Donny Koeswinarno Quart Electric
  • Drew
  • Dwiki Dharmawan & Friends
  • Elfa's Bossas
  • Endah N Rhesa Extended
  • Esqi.EF
  • Farah di Band feat Lana Nitibaskara
  • Gadiz and Bazz
  • Galaxy Bigband
  • Gilang Ramadhan With Adi Darmawan & Ivan Nestorman
  • Glen Dauna Project:Chat With Toots Feat Indra Dauna & Rega Dauna ( Harmonica )
  • Gugun Blues Shelter
  • HajarBleh Big Band
  • Idang Rasjidi United Kingdom Rhythm
  • Ina Ladies
  • Indro Hardjodikoro - The Fingers
  • Ivan Handojo
  • J.O.C - PFG
  • Jamie Aditya
  • Jazzmint
  • Jeffrey Tahalele
  • Joey Alexander Trio
  • Joy Tobing
  • Karim Suweileh & The Jazzy Quintet
  • Krystal Tahalele
  • Latasha
  • Like Father like Son Tribute to Indonesian Jazz Legends
  • Liwu Rayie
  • Maliq & D'Essentials
  • Manna Band
  • Marcell with Ricky Lionardi Bigband
  • Monita Tahalea
  • Musikimia
  • Nial Djuliarso
  • Oele Pattiselanno
  • P-Project Bigband
  • Radhini
  • Raisa
  • RAN
  • Rio Moreno Latin Combo
  • Robert MR Quartet
  • Sandy Winarta Trio
  • Sanur Jazz Project feat Damez Nababan
  • Sentimental Moods
  • Shadow Puppets feat Mike Mohede
  • Sierra Soetedjo Tribute to Bubi Chen
  • Sketsa
  • Sound of Soul Project
  • Storia
  • Suave
  • Taman Suropati Chamber
  • Tembang Pribumi
  • Teza Sumendra
  • The Jongens
  • The Newlans
  • Tohpati
  • Tomorrow People Ensemble
  • Trans Brothers Band
  • Tulus
  • Tuslah
  • Valera - Aartsen - Romero
  • YK Samarinda
  • YMI
  • Yuri Jo

2015

Date: March 6–8, 2015
Venue: Jakarta International Expo, Kemayoran

Lineup

and many more

2016

Date: March 4–6, 2016
Venue: Jakarta International Expo, Kemayoran

Lineup

and many more

2017

Date: March 3–5, 2017
Venue: Jakarta International Expo, Kemayoran

Lineup

2018

Date: March 2–4, 2018
Venue: Jakarta International Expo, Kemayoran

Friday, March 2

International artists lineup
Indonesian artists lineup
  • A Fine Tuning Creation
  • Adrian Adioetomo
  • Aksan Sjuman Trio
  • Bass G
  • BJ Dixieland
  • Classmate Journal
  • Dira Sugandi
  • Dwiki Dharmawan & Friends Feat.Trisouls and Rahmania Astrini
  • Elek Yo Band with Endah N Rhesa
  • Endah N Rhesa
  • Glenn Fredly
  • HajarBleh Big Band (Special Guests Endah N Rhesa & Teddy Adhitya)
  • Indro Harjodikoro
  • Kunto Aji
  • Lara
  • Mery Kasiman
  • MLDJAZZPROJECT Season 2
  • NonaRia
  • Papua Original
  • Tesla Manaf
  • The Intersection
  • The Soulful Feat. Amelia Ong & Imela Kei
  • Tomorrow People Ensemble

Saturday, March 3

International artists lineup
Indonesian artists lineup
  • 70S OC
  • Candra Darusman Feat. Monita Tahalea, Teddy Adhitya, Danilla, Mondo Gascaro, Adikara Fardy, Nina Tamam, with Special Appearance from Chaisero and Karimata Trio
  • Devian Zikri
  • Dewa Budjana
  • Endah N Rhesa
  • Fourtwnty
  • Hiroaki Kato
  • JAKARTA BLUES FACTORY
  • Java Jive X Fariz RM
  • JAZ
  • Jordy Waelauruw
  • MLDJAZZPROJECT Feat. Marcel, Pusakata Danila, Syaharani
  • MLDJAZZPROJECT Season 1
  • Musicater - Cerita Fatmawati
  • Nayra Dharma
  • Petra Sihombing
  • Syaharani and Queenfireworks
  • Tashoora
  • The Daunas
  • Yamaha Music Project (Glenn Fredly, Andra Ramadhan, Tompi, Sandhy Sondoro, Kafin Sulthan)
  • Yura Yunita
  • ZIO

Sunday, March 4

International artists lineup
Indonesian artists lineup
  • Adhitia Sofyan
  • Adikara Fardy
  • Agam Hamzah & Arini Kumara
  • Andien
  • ANDRE Harihandoyo
  • Cakrawala
  • Deredia
  • Ècoutez
  • Fariz RM
  • Gerald Situmorang Dimensions
  • Gugun Blues Shelter with Tony Monaco
  • Idang Rasjidi
  • Indro Harjodikoro
  • Iramamama
  • Iwa K X Neurotic
  • Maliq & D'Essentials
  • Margie Segers Motown
  • MLDJAZZPROJECT Feat. Marcel, Pusakata Danila, Syaharani
  • MLDJUSTWANTED JUST ONE
  • Mondo Gascaro
  • Pusakata
  • Rega Dauna Project
  • Rendy Pandugo
  • Saxx in The City
  • Sheila and The Upmost
  • Teddy Adhitya
  • The Diplomats
  • The Rollies
  • Tohpati

2019

Line-up

2020

Avrist Hall
Friday: Elfa Zulham Project, PREP, Ron King Big Band, Mateus Asato
Saturday: T-Square, Yura Yunita, Jeff Lorber Fusion Trio, Rini
Sunday: Yuka Tamada & Trio Wijaya, Mike Stern & Jeff Lorber Fusion Trio, Pamungkas, Ezra Collective

Be One Hall
Friday: Michael White, Maurice Brown, Michael Paulo & Gregg Karukas & Melissa Manchester
Saturday: ABBA Revival by Maya Hasan, Michael Paulo & Gregg Karukas & Melissa Manchester, Harvey Mason
Sunday: Zad, Jay Som, Brian Simpson & Jackiem Joyner, Young Gun Silver Fox

BNI Hall
Friday: Nusantero Big Band, Chrisye Live by Erwin Gutawa, Reza Artamevia
Saturday: Ardhito Pramono & Ron King Horn Section, Yuni Shara Jazz Project, The Jacksons
Sunday: 7 Bintang, BNI Music Project, Omar Apollo , Tulus

Brava Radio Hall by MRA Media
Friday: The Daunas, Tony Monaco & Friends, Christian Sands Trio, Gerald Situmorang & Sri Hanuraga "Meta"
Saturday: Mondo Gascaro & Rien Djamain, Idang Rasjidi Syndicate, Otti Jamalus & Yance Manusama, Asian Jazz All Stars
Sunday: Nita Aartsen Quintet, New York Voices, Tony Monaco & Friends, Sri Hanuraga Trio

Demajors Stage
Friday: Anov Blues One, Chiki Fawzi, Kabar Burung, 5 Petani, Beatluz Music Collective
Saturday: Skastra, The Melodrama, Alsa Project, Bubugiri, Amboro
Sunday: Shandya, Made Mawut, Adhitia Sofyan, Metta Legita, MRNMRS, D'Name Acoustic Project

Java Jazz Stage
Friday: Lalahuta, Anomalie, Keziah Jones, Marcell
Saturday: Lakateu Lian, Jay Som, Young Gun Silver Fox, Brass Against
Sunday: United States Air Force Band of the Pacific, Cosmo's Midnight, Humania, The Steve McQueens

Kementerian Pariwisata dan Ekonomi Kreatif Stage
Friday: Yongky Vincent, Ade Avery, Paulinho Garcia, Cantika, Oslo Ibrahim
Saturday: Faye Risakotta, Rebecca Reijman, Good Morning Everyone, Andezzz (Departure People)
Sunday: The Mighties, KRLY, Indro Hardjodikoro Project, Tommy Ivan & Uap Widya, Balawan Batuan Ethnic Fusion

MLD Spot Hall
Friday: Likumahuwa Jazz Connection, T-Square, The Free Nationals, Rini
Saturday: Andmesh, MLDJazzProject S4, Jaz, Prep
Sunday: Nania, Church (Mark de Clive-Lowe & Harvey Mason), MLDJazzProject All Stars, Brass Against

MLD Spot Stage Bus
Friday: The Good People, Bass G, Mawar de Jongh, Efek Rumah Kaca
Saturday: Dreikids, Barry Likumahuwa, Saxx in the City, Maliq & D'Essentials
Sunday: Tashoora, Tuan Tigabelas, Sal Priadi, Reality Club

Teh Botol Sosro Hall
Friday: Rizky Febian, Bruno Major, Phil Perry, Isyana Sarasvati
Saturday: Nusantero Big Band, New York Voices, Bruno Major, Kiana Ledé
Sunday: Janapati (Dewa Budjana & Tohpati), Phil Perry, Yamaha Music Project

Top Coffee Hall
Friday: Jopie Item & Friends, Jamie Aditya & Ron King Big Band, Marion Jola, Cory Henry & The Funk Apostles
Saturday: Paulinho Garcia & Elfa's Singers, Anomalie, Brian Simpson & Jackiem Joyner, Mateus Asato
Sunday: Benny Mustafa N Jongens & Margie Segers, Dwiki Dharmawan & Nadin Amizah, Ron King Big Band, Fariz RM Anthology

2021

Not held due to the COVID-19 pandemic

2022

The 2022 festival was held May 27 through 29 at the Jakarta International Expo, Kemayoran, North Jakarta. The special show included JoJo, PJ Morton and The Temptations Rev. featuring Glenn Leonard. [5]

2023

The 2023 festival was held on June 2–4 at the Jakarta International Expo, Kemayoran, North Jakarta. The festival included several special shows, including performances by Stephen Sanchez, The Chicago Experience featuring Danny Seraphine and Jeff Coffey, Cory Wong, and Max. [6]

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