Not Just A Music Concert, Lintas Resonant Presented In Four Cities

JAKARTA - The Lintas Resonant is back not only as a concert gimmick, but as a statement of attitude: a musical and cultural movement that rejects conventional barriers and ignites the courage to penetrate the boundaries of sound, locality, and inspiration.

In the midst of the spirit of a new generation that continues to experiment and reject stagnation, the collective People of the Right Project adheres to this spirit.

They initiated the Lintas Resonant, not just a stage for Portura, which was formed specifically to lead the movement but also a living space that provides energy to local musicians in various cities.

Through this program, they are trying to connect local heroes and independent music collectives with new opportunities to create fresh dialogue between experience, inspiration, and courage to experiment.

Reality Club vocalist, Fatia Izzati, who is also part of Portura, highlighted the importance of embracing local roots.

"Sometimes people think that music is born in big cities alone. In fact, from cities that are far from the center, we can find the rawest, most sincere courage," Fathia said in her statement, Tuesday, November 18.

"Then the Resonant for me is the space to light the fire," he added.

This time the Cross Resonant tour line was chosen carefully, with the aim of creating a liquider, open, and close to the roots of its community.

Cross-Resonant travel will be held in four cities, and each city will feature a local band as an opening, which is a representation of the spirit of roots growing strongly outside the center of industry.

Berikut jadwal Lintas Resonan:* Semarang (11 Desember 2025) bersama Pyong Pyong* Bandung (8 Januari 2026) bersama Alkateri* Tangerang (15 Januari 2026) bersama Colonlar * Jakarta (22 Januari 2026) bersama The Cottons

In addition to musical performances, Lintas Resonan has also become a forum for exchanging ideas. Through live podcasts, resource persons who cross creative arts discipline will share views on issues close to the daily life of music actors starting from band management to how to respond to industrial challenges today.

Iksal Harizal from the People of the Right Project explained the vision behind the initiative. According to him, this event is not just a musical event, but a form of respect for Indonesia's long journey of creativity

"Music always has a way to unite people, cross boundaries that are sometimes invisible. Through the Resonant Cross, we want to be part of a movement that opens space for musicians, communities and spectators to experiment, collaborate, and revive the spirit of exploration," concluded Iksal Harizal.