Jakarta and Bali Nights to Be Filled with K-Music
KOCCA's "Korea Spotlight"
Expanding to Eight Countries Starting with Indonesia This Year
The Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism and the Korea Creative Content Agency will hold 'Korea Spotlight @ Indonesia' in Jakarta and Bali, Indonesia from August 27 to 30, 2026. Collaborating with local events such as the Bali ASEAN Festival, the program will offer domestic musicians opportunities for live performances and business exchange in the region.
Korea Spotlight is an overseas expansion project that supports the global activities of domestic musicians through participation in international music festivals and its own showcase events. This year, starting with Indonesia, the event will be held in eight countries, including Germany, Thailand, Mexico, Vietnam, Spain, Japan, and Taiwan.
This event will feature artists Kent Be Blue, Yunmachi, Nerd Connection, and Silly Silky, who have emerged through KOCCA's rookie discovery and training program 'Muse On.' They will meet with local music industry professionals at the Jakarta showcase, and will participate in performances and business consultations at the Bali ASEAN Festival.
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Kim Yoonji, President of KOCCA, said, "This program has expanded the overseas reach of domestic musicians by linking performances and business opportunities," adding, "We will continue to broaden local networks and business opportunities going forward."
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