A strategic collaboration between the news television station tvOne and music promoter Remember Fest is set to create a new breakthrough in the Indonesian creative industry through an event titled "Remember Fest x Cube Concert 2026". This cross-genre and cross-generational festival is scheduled to take place on November 7–8, 2026, at the Gambir Expo and Open Space JIExpo Kemayoran area, Central Jakarta.
The partnership established between PT Remember Musik Festival and PT Cemerlang Utama Bersama marks the evolution of media broadcasting and live music performances. Carrying the concept of "Cube Concert", this event is inspired by the success of the legendary music program Radio Show on tvOne, which has now been repackaged into a large-scale outdoor festival format.
A lineup of top musicians spanning several decades is confirmed to grace the main stage. One of the most anticipated performances is the special reunion of ADA Band in celebration of their 30th anniversary, which will bring together former vocalists Baim and Donnie Sibarani, as well as pianist Krishna on one stage. In addition, the legendary rock group Jamrud is also preparing to revive 2000s nostalgia with iconic songs from their legendary album, "Ningrat".
The Remember Fest x Cube Concert 2026 stage will also be enlivened by performances from Dewa 19 collaborating with Fierza and Tyo Nugros, Padi Reborn, Yovie & Nuno, Juicy Luicy, Idgitaf, For Revenge, and the alternative rock band Teenage Death Star. The presence of these musicians with diverse musical styles is designed to reach audiences across various age groups.
In addition to presenting music concerts, the festival also integrates elements of Indonesian cinema and popular culture. The organizers are providing a special area with a giant 10 x 4-meter outdoor screen that will screen classic Indonesian musical films starring iconic figures such as Benyamin S, Rhoma Irama, Ahmad Albar, and the legendary comedy group Warkop DKI.
To provide a complete recreational experience, the festival also offers creative discussion spaces, interactive art installations, traditional culinary areas, and a bazaar of local handicraft products involving Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs). This festival is expected to be more than just seasonal entertainment, but rather a collective space that bonds the cultural memories of the Indonesian people.
