We The Fest is an annual summer festival of music, arts, fashion and food in Jakarta, Indonesia. The first edition was held on August 24, 2014 at Parkir Timur Senayan. In 2017, the event was moved to Jakarta International Expo Kemayoran. The event features many genres of music, including pop, rock, indie, hip hop and electronic dance music. The festival is organised by Ismaya Live.
The third edition was held on two days for the first time. It was held on Saturday 13 August and Sunday 14 August.[4][5] The sixteen international acts and twenty-five local acts were set to perform in three stages. The WTF Stage was presented by Urban Gigs,[6] while The Stage Is B.A.N.A.N.A.S!!! was presented by H&M,[7] and The Another Stage was presented by Joox in collaboration with Indonesian independent music label, Demajors.[8]
Submit Your Band
For the first time, Ismaya Live announced a competition called ‘Submit Your Band’ where the three chosen bands would have a chance to perform at the 2016 We The Fest.[9] The three chosen bands were Hello Benji & The Cobra, Pijar and Westjam Nation. One of the finalists, Beeswax, also performed.
Monkey To Millionaire 21:30 Indische Party 20:00 Sommerhaar 18:30 Lightcraft 17:00 Hello Benji and The Cobra 15:30 Beeswax 14:00
2017
Ismaya Live announced that the fourth edition of We The Fest would be held over three days. It was held on Friday 11 August, Saturday 12 August and Sunday 13 August at Jakarta International Expo Kemayoran, North Jakarta, Jakarta.[10]
Submit Your Music
On May 8, Ismaya Live announced the return of Submit Your Band, but for this year, a solo artist could also participate.[11]
Fun on a Weekend 23:15 Rock N Roll Mafia X Elephant Kind 21:55 Rendy Pandugo 20:45 Jason Ranti 19:45 Andre Harihandoyo & Sonic People 18:20 Adrian Khalif 17:00 Renita Martadinata 16:00
Saturday, August 12, 2017
WTF Stage
The Stage Is... B.A.N.A.N.A.S Stage
Another Stage
Cash Cash 23:40 Phoenix 22:10 Gnash 20:50 Epik High 19:35 Potret 18:20 Kunokini, Svaraliane, She Makes War & Dani 16:50 The Hydrant X Silampukau 15:30
w.W 01:20 TroyBoi 00:05 Snakehips 22:55 Autograf 21:40 Daya 20:30 LANY 19:20 The Adams 18:20 Mondo Gascaro 17:05 Emir Hermono, A. Nayaka & Rayi Putra 16:00 Rumahsakit 15:00
Yesterday Afternoon Boys 23:25 Monkey to Millionaire 22:30 Barefood 21:35 Lightcraft 20:40 Easy Tiger 19:45 The Panturas 18:20 Winter Issue 16:35 Barasuara X Scaller 15:30
The 2019 edition was held on July 19–21. The first phase of the line-up was announced on February 23.[13] The second phase was announced on April 10.[14]
The 2020 edition was scheduled to be held on 14-16 August 2020 at Jakarta International Expo, Kemayoran, North Jakarta, but cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The first phase of the line-up was announced on February 12, 2020.[15] The festival was accolated to a livestreaming format, held on 26 and 27 September.[16]
The Submit Your Music competition was held in collaboration with Indonesian music blog, Pophariini.[23] Guu, Jo Soegono, Jordan Susanto, and Rrag won the opportunity to perform at the festival. Other finalists included Cito Gakso, Mentari Novel, Puff Punch, and Starducc.[24]
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