Olivia Dean, Jungle and St. Vincent Are Coming to LaLaLa Fest 2027

Olivia Dean, Jungle and St. Vincent Are Coming to LaLaLa Fest 2027

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If your 2027 concert calendar is already looking busy, LaLaLa Fest has just given you another reason to keep January free.

Olivia Dean has been announced as the headliner for LaLaLa Fest 2027 in Jakarta, marking her first performance in Indonesia and one of her first appearances in Southeast Asia. The British singer will take the stage at ICE BSD City on 17 January 2027.

The announcement comes as part of a bigger expansion for LaLaLa Fest, which will take place across three Southeast Asian cities in January. The festival will kick off in Manila on 14 January, move to Jakarta on 17 January and finish in Bangkok on 20 January.

And Olivia Dean will not be coming alone.

For the Jakarta edition, Olivia Dean will share the line-up with an eclectic mix of international and regional acts.

The confirmed artists include Jungle, St. Vincent, DYGL, Mali, Billyrrom, Rum Jungle, Marquise, Lightcraft, Kirara, KRLY, Tarasinta, Patras and Rimba.

That gives the festival a little bit of everything, from Olivia Dean’s soulful pop to Jungle’s electronic-infused sound and St. Vincent’s alternative rock.

For fans of Olivia Dean, however, the biggest draw will undoubtedly be seeing the singer perform live in Jakarta.

The singer has become one of the UK’s most recognisable new voices, particularly following the release of her second album, The Art of Loving. The record features tracks including “Man I Need”, “Nice To Each Other” and “So Easy (To Fall in Love)”, which have helped introduce her warm, soulful sound to an even wider audience.

Olivia Dean’s First Southeast Asian Festival Run

LaLaLa Fest 2027 will give fans across Southeast Asia several opportunities to see Olivia Dean.

Her first stop will be the Philippine Arena in Manila on 14 January, followed by ICE BSD City in Jakarta on 17 January. She will then head to Bangkok on 20 January for the final LaLaLa Fest date of the regional run.

The three-city format is a new direction for LaLaLa Fest, with each destination hosting a one-day festival. Rather than keeping the event in one location, the organisers are taking the festival across Southeast Asia and bringing different line-ups to each city.

For Jakarta, that means an especially international line-up, with artists from the UK, Japan, Thailand, Indonesia and beyond appearing on the same bill.

LaLaLa Fest Jakarta 2027 will take place on 17 January 2027 at ICE BSD City, Tangerang.

The festival will be a one-day event, with the full Jakarta line-up already announced.

 

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