Australian Indie-rock band, The Jungle Giants surged the stage of The Bee @ Publika on their first visit to Malaysia last Thursday (23^rd April). Being a prominent name in the Australian indie scene, it was not far before long that The Jungle Giants got their fame widened to music lovers here. Being the second pitstop of their ‘Every Kind of Way ‘ Australasian tour, The Jungle Giants rocked the stages of Jakarta before heading down here for their long-awaited show. “Come and Be Alone With Me” and “Domesticated Man” were amongst the tracks from the band’s first full-length album ‘Learn to Exist’ that got the crowd pumped up before introducing the four band members.

Band mascot ,Cesira Aitken, swooned the hearts of the crowd with her prowess on the guitars (and charm) as lead-vocalist/guitarist Sam Hales introduced several songs that were unheard before that the band have been currently writing. The positive response to these irresistibly feet-tapping songs shows that the upcoming album is going to be a promising one.

Although the set lasted only a mere hour, it was definitely a fun experience without a moment’s rest. They certainly kept the momentum at a high with upbeat songs like “Anywhere Else” and “Skin To Bone”. The setlist also included noteworthy songs from their EP ‘She’s A Riot’ such as “Don’t Know What To Do” and hit single “She’s A Riot” that we all know and love.  The Jungle Giants ended their set while maintaining the energy with their single “I Am What You Want Me To Be” which led the crowd to a wild, raving response. (Nicholas Chin / Phua Cardin)

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Australian indie-rock band, The Jungle Giants, will be headlining the event and making their debut performance in Jakarta before heading to Kuala Lumpur and the Philippines for Wanderland Festival.  Get ready to be charmed by their dynamic energy and infectious sound, complete with catchy hooks and honest lyrics on relationships.  Since their first performance in February 2011, The Jungle Giants have released two EPs upon an ever- increasing fan base, undertaken countless national tours (including a series of plum supports, festival spots and their own sell-out club shows), and have capped off their first two years with recording sessions for their first full-length release.

The result is The Jungle Giant’s debut album ‘Learn To Exist’. A concept in itself, ‘Learn To Exist’ is for the most-part an auto-biographical collection of songs penned by The Jungle Giants’ front man Sam Hales. The album marks the end of a busy beginning for Sam, Cesira, Andrew &Keelan; and the beginning of a long-lasting, exuberant adventure for The Jungle Giants.

Supporting The Jungle Giants are a couple of the most exciting emerging talents from Indonesia’s local music scene.

Neonomora is stage name of RatihSuryahutamy, alumni of Edith Cowan University, Western Australia. Neonomora released her debut EP on 25 November 2013. Her unique sound and soulful voice have earned her various critical acclaim from the press and music fans alike. Neonomora’s self-titled debut EP reached number 14 in Album Terbaik Indonesia 2013 (Best Indonesian Album 2013) by Rolling Stone Indonesia and was nominated as “Breakthrough Artist of The Year” by NET.TV in May 2014.

Elephant Kind is an indie pop rock band founded in 2013 by singer-songwriter Bam Mastro during his studies at Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts and was joined by BayuAdisapoetra, John Patton and DewaPratama in early 2014. Elephant Kind has made a name for themselves in a relatively short time within the local music scene, through solid live performances, catchy tunes and effective promotion.

This event is open to the public and will provide an opportunity for Indonesians who are alumni from Australian educational institutions and their friends to network in an informal setting, as well as to promote Australian and Indonesian talent through music performances and collaborations.

Ticket prices start at Rp 150.000 and will go on sale on Monday 23 March 2015. Tickets can be purchased from KiOSTiX.com’s website or one of their outlets:

KiOSTiX @ Cibubur Junction

KiOSTiX @ fXSudirman

KiOSTiX @ Lippo Mall Puri

KiOSTiX @ Mal ArthaGading

KiOSTiX @ Pejaten Village

KiOSTiX @ PlasaSemanggi

KiOSTiX @ Pondok Indah Mall (PIM)