Cross-generation United Musicians In Charity Concerts For Sumatra Flood Victims

100 Sumatra Concert (Ist) Heal Musicians

JAKARTA - No less than 100 musicians across generations, public figures, communities and various government institutions unite on behalf of humanity. A national solidarity movement was initiated through 100 Musicians of the Heal Sumatra Charity Concert to help victims of flash floods and landslides that hit Aceh, West Sumatra, and North Sumatra.

The disaster is known to have claimed hundreds of lives, left hundreds of residents missing, and forced hundreds of thousands of residents to flee and homeless.

This movement was initiated by Irma Hutabarat, Kadri Mohamad, and Tompi, in collaboration with the University of Indonesia Alumni Association (ILUNI UI), BP BUMN, Ministry of Creative Economy, Ministry of Culture, Miyara Sumatra, Swara, VISI, DSS Music, British School Jakarta (BSJ), Matauli Foundation, and the Indonesian Red Cross (PMI), as well as dozens of communities and volunteers from all over Indonesia.

Support also came from various figures and individuals, including Akbar & Nina Tanjung, Bambang Susatyo, Eddy Soeparno, Doni Oskaria, Fadli Zon, Giring Ganesha, Pahala Mansury, Sofyan Djalil, Sufmi Dasco Ahmad, Surya Paloh, and Teuku Riefky Harsya, who helped strengthen this collaborative effort through moral support and contributions that helped smooth the implementation of activities.

This charity concert is scheduled to take place in two sessions, namely December 7, 2025 at T Space Bintaro and December 16, 2025 at Lippo Mall Kemang, presenting great Indonesian musicians who will appear without pay to raise funds for Sumatra's recovery.

Rows of musicians who will appear include Andien, Andre Taulany & Friends, Barry Likumahuwa, Bertha, David Bayu, Ello, Fryda Lucyana, Judika, Mahalini, Maliq & D Essentials, Kaka (Slank), Nonaria, Paul, RAN, Rio Febrian, Trio Lestari (Tompi, Sandhy Sondoro), Sal Priadi, along with a number of other musicians' names will be announced following.

In addition to music performances, this event also features Deep Talk Session with a number of public figures who will discuss post-disaster recovery and environmental issues, including: Achmad Santosa (Stop Deforestation), Deddy Corbuzier, Ferry Irwandi, Habib Jafar, Irma Hutabarat (Heal Sumatra), Ivan Gunawan, and Najwa Shihab.

As initiators, Irma Hutabarat, Kadri Mohamad, and Tompi this concert was born from mutual concern and enthusiasm to help. Many major movements in history started from artists, including musicians, and this concert became a tangible form of the spirit.

"This is not just a concert, but a solidarity movement," they said.

Many families in Aceh, West Sumatra, and North Sumatra are in difficult times, and this collaboration was born from the wishes of various parties to ease their burden. All those involved came with the same intention, namely to provide support that survivors could immediately feel.

This concert is open to the wider community. The media was invited to cover so that information about the condition of Aceh, West Sumatra, and North Sumatra can be conveyed more widely. The presence of the public, whether to attend, donate, or spread information, will greatly help strengthen recovery efforts.

Support Through Donations The public can distribute aid through the official account of fundraising: Bank BNI 2025807896a/n ILUNI UI