Prambanan Jazz Festival 2026 Completes Line-Up with Henry Moodie

Prambanan Jazz Festival 2026 Completes Line-Up with Henry Moodie

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Prambanan Jazz Festival 2026 has announced English singer-songwriter Henry Moodie as the headliner for the third and final day of the annual music festival.

The announcement was made through the festival’s official social media channels on 21 May 2026, adding another international name to this year’s programme. Henry Moodie is scheduled to perform at the courtyard of Prambanan Temple, one of Indonesia’s most recognised cultural landmarks.

Known for emotionally driven pop songs and a growing international audience, the musician’s appearance has attracted attention from Indonesian fans ahead of the July event.

According to the organiser, Henry Moodie’s songwriting and personal approach to lyric composition have contributed to his growing popularity among global listeners.

The promoter stated, “The honesty in every lyric Henry writes is the key to his success.”

The organiser also highlighted several factors behind his popularity, including his ability to write lyrics that connect with listeners emotionally, memorable melodies, and the success of tracks that gained international attention.

 

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Henry Moodie’s Career Continues to Reach International Audiences

Henry Moodie is a singer and songwriter from England who gained wider recognition through the growth of his music across digital platforms, particularly short-form video content.

Born in 2004, the artist developed a strong following through songs centred on relationships, personal experiences, and themes that resonate with younger audiences.

Among his most recognised releases are Drunk Text, You Were There For Me, and Pick Up The Phone.

His single “Drunk Text” became one of his breakthrough tracks and expanded his reach internationally through social media circulation and streaming platforms.

Festival organisers indicated that audiences attending the Yogyakarta performance can expect a selection of songs from his catalogue during the event.

Full Line-Up and Ticket Information for Prambanan Jazz Festival 2026

Prambanan Jazz Festival 2026 will run for three days from 3–5 July 2026 at the Prambanan Temple complex in Yogyakarta under the theme “Celebrate the Joy”.

This year’s programme combines international performers, established Indonesian musicians, and emerging acts across multiple genres.

Day One – 3 July 2026

Performers include:

  • Ali
  • Barasuara
  • Idgitaf
  • Lomba Sihir
  • Michael Learns to Rock
  • Mocca
  • Perunggu
  • Rony Parulian
  • Salma Salsabil
  • The Panturas
  • Xdinary Heroes

Day Two – 4 July 2026

Performers include:

  • Dinda Ghania
  • Fryda Lucyana
  • Joey Alexander
  • Kahitna
  • Karimata
  • Letto
  • Margie Segers
  • Modulus
  • NIKI
  • Societeit De Harmonie
  • Yovie & Nuno

Day Three – 5 July 2026

Performers include:

  • Ari Lasso
  • Fariz RM
  • Jikustik
  • KLA Project
  • Maliq & D’Essentials
  • Nonaria
  • Rio Febrian
  • Tulus
  • The Rose
  • Henry Moodie

Tickets remain available in two categories:

  • Presale III Festival: IDR 750,000
    Presale III Super Festival: IDR 1.25 million

Both ticket categories provide standing access without allocated seating.
The festival has been held annually since 2015 and continues to position live music alongside one of Indonesia’s major cultural destinations.

For visitors planning to attend, organisers advise securing tickets in advance and reviewing event schedules before arrival.

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