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✈️How to get to The Sounds Project
Planning your trip to The Sounds Project? Here's how to get there by plane, train or car, and plan your route to the festival site.
- Nearest airport: Halim Perdanakusuma International Airport (HLP), about 17 km from the venue.
- Allow about 24 min by car from the airport to the site.
- By train, head for Jakarta or the nearest major station, then finish by bus, shuttle or taxi to the site.
- By car, plan for on-site parking and expect heavy traffic around the venue on festival days.
🌤️The Sounds Project 2026 weather
Weather in Allianz Ecopark Ancol in August 2026?
Actual weather at the 2026 edition
From August 7 to August 9, 2026: up to 33°, low of 26°, 0.6 mm of rain in total.
- Fri, Aug 7Light drizzle33° / 26° 0.5 mmHot
- Sat, Aug 8Light drizzle32° / 26° 0.1 mmHot
- Sun, Aug 9Overcast31° / 26° 0 mmHot
Day-by-day observed readings at the festival site (Open-Meteo archive).
Typical weather
Chance of rain: about 44% of days
| 2025 | Light rain | 31° / 24° | 3 rainy days |
| 2024 | Light drizzle | 31° / 24° | 1 rainy day |
| 2023 | Light drizzle | 32° / 24° | no rainy days |
Based on the last 3 years over the same period.
Hour by hour
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Same week in 2025: Fri August 8 → Sun August 10 (days aligned on the edition's weekdays).
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📋About
The Sounds Project: Indonesian Rock Festival in Jakarta
The Sounds Project transforms Allianz Ecopark Ancol from August 7 to 9, 2026 into the epicenter of Indonesian rock and alternative rock. This major festival celebrates the local music scene while welcoming international artists. In Jakarta's tropical setting, the event offers three days of energetic performances exploring the multiple facets of contemporary Asian rock.
The lineup highlights Indonesian bands like Juicy Luicy, Pamungkas, and Barasuara, formations embodying the vitality of local indie pop. The festival also welcomes Jet, legends of garage rock revival, along with For Revenge and Lomba Sihir. This diversity of artists guarantees a complete exploration of contemporary Asian rock.
The Sounds Project distinguishes itself through its celebration of the Indonesian music scene. Artists like 510, Adrian Khalif, and Juan Reza deliver sets mixing garage rock and alternative pop. The presence of bands like Dongker, Perunggu, and Naykilla enriches this hard rock celebration.
For Asian rock enthusiasts and musical discovery seekers, this festival represents an exceptional showcase of the Indonesian scene. The combination of experimental, math rock, and alternative rock genres in Jakarta's dynamic setting makes The Sounds Project an essential summer gathering to explore Southeast Asian musical creativity.
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