Annual music festival in Indonesia
Joyland Festival Location(s)
Senayan Swimming Stadium Park ,
Senayan ,
Jakarta (2012–2013)
Senayan Archery Field , Senayan, Jakarta (2019) Bhagawan Park,
Nusa Dua ,
Bali (2022)
GBK Softball Stadium , Senayan, Jakarta (2022) Peninsula Island, Nusa Dua, Bali (2023–present)
GBK Baseball Stadium , Senayan, Jakarta (2023) Years active 2012—2013; 2019; 2022–present Founded by Ferry Dharmawan Organised by G Production (2012–2013) Plainsong Live (2019–present) Website
joylandfest
Joyland Festival is an annual
music festival held in
Indonesia . The festival also features
film screening ,
stand-up comedy performances, various workshops, family activities and local community markets.
[1]
History The concept of Joyland Festival was first conceived and executed during the 2011
Djakarta Artmosphere by G Production, but held as a parallel music festival the year after.
[2] The inaugural edition of the festival was held over two days, on 16 to 17 June 2012 at the Senayan Swimming Stadium Park located inside the
Gelora Bung Karno Sports Complex ,
Jakarta , Indonesia.
[3] The festival's first two editions highlighted local artists, particularly independent acts.
[4] After the 2013 festival, the next edition had not been announced since.
[5]
In 2019, Ferry Dharmawan, now under Plainsong Live production, announced the revival of the festival.
[6] It was held on 7–8 December 2019 at the
Senayan Archery Field , Jakarta, headlined by
Washed Out ,
Frankie Cosmos ,
Naif ,
Efek Rumah Kaca and
Jamie Aditya .
[7]
The festival was put on hold during the
COVID-19 pandemic until the 2022 edition was announced in
Bali . It marked the first edition to be held outside of
Jakarta .
[8] The line-up featured huge local acts, combining mainstream and independent scene across Indonesia.
[9] Felix Martua of
NME gave the festival edition in Bali a perfect rating: five stars out of five, commented that it "set a benchmark and a blueprint for Indonesian music festivals" post the pandemic.
[10] The festival was also held in Jakarta subsequently on 4–6 November 2022, headlined by
Cornelius ,
Moonchild ,
Years & Years ,
Thundercat ,
Mild High Club ,
Secret Number ,
Tennis , PREP, and
Phum Viphurit .
[11]
The 2023 Bali festival was held on 17 to 19 March at the Peninsula Island,
Nusa Dua and headlined by
Phoenix ,
M.I.A. and
Sigrid .
[12] The 2023 Jakarta festival was held on 24 to 26 November at the
GBK Baseball Stadium ,
South Jakarta and headlined by
Interpol ,
Mew , and
Fleet Foxes .
[13]
The Bali edition of the festival was held from 1 to 3 March 2024 at the Peninsula Island, Nusa Dua.
[14] It was headlined by
James Blake and
Kings of Convenience .
[15]
Festival line-ups by year 2012
16 June
Pure Saturday
BRNDLS
Bangkutaman
Polyester Embassy
Luky Annash
Harlan
L'Alphalpha
The Experience Brothers
Swimming Elephants
17 June
2013 2019
Joyland Stage
Saturday, 7 December
Sunday, 8 December
2022 Bali
Joyland Stage
Friday, 25 March
Saturday, 26 March
Sunday, 27 March
Jakarta
Joyland Stage
Friday, 4 November
Saturday, 5 November
Sunday, 6 November
Plainsong Live Stage
Friday, 4 November
Saturday, 5 November
Sunday, 6 November
Lily Pad
Friday, 4 November
Saturday, 5 November
Sunday, 6 November
Salon R&B
Zigi Zaga
Reruntuh
Ali
Perunggu
Skandal
Batavia Collective
Crayola Eyes
Reality Club
Monkey to Millionaire
BAP.
The Dare
2023 Bali
Joyland Stage
Friday, 17 March
Saturday, 18 March
Sunday, 19 March
Plainsong Live Stage
Friday, 17 March
Saturday, 18 March
Sunday, 19 March
Barasuara
Navicula
Stars and Rabbit
Teddy Adhitya
Dried Cassava
Lily Pad
Friday, 17 March
Saturday, 18 March
Sunday, 19 March
Raissa
Naken
Melati ESP
Rub of Rub
Dangerdope
The Secret Agents
Celina
Mairakilla
Gozal
Kirara
Rollfast
Made Mawut
Jakarta
Joyland Stage
Friday, 24 November
Saturday, 25 November
Sunday, 26 November
Plainsong Live Stage
Friday, 24 November
Saturday, 25 November
Sunday, 26 November
Lily Pad
Friday, 24 November
Saturday, 25 November
Sunday, 26 November
Avhath
Thee Marloes
Kurosuke
The Brandals
Bayangan
CURB
Gabber Modus Operandi
Leipzig
Dongker
Yonlapa
White Chorus
Sobs
Lair
2024 Bali
Joyland Stage
Friday, 1 March
Saturday, 2 March
Sunday, 3 March
Plainsong Live Stage
Friday, 1 March
Saturday, 2 March
Sunday, 3 March
Lily Pad
Friday, 1 March
Saturday, 2 March
Sunday, 3 March
LNHD B2B rEmPiT g0dDe$$
Rule Kabatram
Kasimyn B2B Mairakilla
DVY
Graung
Praed
Kadapat
Kiko/o
Putu Septa & Nata Swara
Mona Evie
Gumata Gumitit Gospell
Blush
Rắn Cạp Đuôi
Mong Tong
Gangsar
Asep Nayak
Lunadira
References
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"Joyland Festival Bali 17-19 Maret 2023 Hadirkan M.I.A, Phoenix Hingga Raisa" [Joyland Festival Bali to feature M.I.A, Phoenix and Raisa on 17-19 March 2023].
Tempo . 14 March 2023. Retrieved 25 March 2023 .
^ Anton (8 May 2011).
"Djakarta Artmosphere 2011 Digelar 20 Oktober" [2011 Djakarta Artmosphere to be held on 20 October]. KapanLagi . Retrieved 25 March 2023 .
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"JOYLAND: Festival Musik Baru di Tempat Baru" [JOYLAND: A New Music Festival at a New Place]. Majalah Cobra . 7 June 2012. Retrieved 25 March 2023 .
^ Hestaviyasa (19 November 2013).
"Joyland Festival 2013 Siap Digelar" [2013 Joyland Festival is ready to be held]. Hai . Retrieved 25 March 2023 .
^ Rohman, Chairul (3 December 2019). Nurcahyani, Ida (ed.).
"Joyland Festival 2019 hadir lagi setelah 5 tahun absen" [Joyland Festival 2019 returns after 5 years of absence].
Antara . Retrieved 25 March 2023 .
^
"Cerita Di Balik Bangkitanya JOYLAND Festival dari Mati Suri" [The story behind the revival of Joyland Festival]. The Display . 20 November 2019. Retrieved 25 March 2023 .
^ Jonathan, Antonius (3 December 2019).
"Joyland Festival 2019, Merayakan Kesenian Dengan Level Yang Seru" [Joyland Festival 2019, Celebrating Art with the Next Level of Joy]. Pop Hari Ini . Retrieved 25 March 2023 .
^ Cicilia, Maria (25 February 2022). Putri, Maria Rosari Dwi (ed.).
"Joyland Bali digelar 25-27 Maret 2022" [Joyland Bali to be held on 25-27 March 2022]. Antara . Retrieved 25 March 2023 .
^ Dina, Hafiza (27 February 2022).
"Joyland Bali 2022: Rangkaian Hiburan All in One dengan Sentuhan Keberagaman dari Berbagai Penjuru Indonesia" [Joyland Bali 2022: All-in-one entertainment events with a touch of diversity from all across Indonesia]. Whiteboard Journal . Retrieved 25 March 2023 .
^ Martua, Felix (29 March 2022).
"Joyland Bali 2022 review: An exuberant, eclectic spectacle hailing the return of music festivals to Indonesia" .
NME . Retrieved 27 November 2023 .
^ Iskandar, Muhammad Iqbal (16 September 2022).
"Line Up Joyland Festival 4-6 November 2022 di GBK Field Jakarta" [Joyland Festival line-ups on 4-6 November 2022 at the GBK Field Jakarta]. Tirto . Retrieved 25 March 2023 .
^ Sentana, Angeeta; Aziza, Annisa Nurul (4 June 2023).
"Mengintip Keriuhan Festival Joyland di Bali" [Peeking at the uproar of Joyland Festival in Bali].
Vice . Retrieved 27 November 2023 .
^ Irawati, Zikra Mulia (27 November 2023).
"Joyland Festival 2023: A Joyful Recreation In Jakarta" . Popbela . Retrieved 27 November 2023 .
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"Joyland Bali 2024 announces Phase 1 lineup – Kings of Convenience, The Walters, Whitney, Pearl & The Oysters, and more" . Bandwagon Asia . 25 January 2024. Retrieved 27 January 2024 .
^ Singh, Surej (9 February 2024).
"Joyland Bali 2024 announces full line-up: James Blake, Kings Of Convenience, Gilles Peterson and more" . NME . Retrieved 11 February 2024 .
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