Bali Kama Sutra - Nidji Live on Stage

Dec 28th, Five minutes after midnight, Rama, Run-D, Andro, Ariel and Adri, stepped up to the stage and took their positions and the crowd went wild. Literally.
By the time Giring, the frizzy haired lead vocalist had pulled back the hood of his tracksuit and grabbed the mic to start singing “Heaven,” the whole place started rocking like a choppy ocean, with all arms raised in the air. This was the third performance by Nidji in Bali and definitely the best so far, with great energy between the band and the fans. The band played a healthy 15 track set, including hits from their huge second album, “biarlah” (Let It Be) providing the cherry topping. Who cared about the rain and tropical winds whistling outside? Nidji brought their rainbow to the house.

Bali Nightlife ; Kamasutra - Project Pop

The place wasn’t full, but enough to keep the heat on. Starting up with the famous “Tu Wa Ga Pat” (One Two Three Four), we thought they were going for another round of songs, but we were wrong, that was more of a musical comedy of Mama Mia Show parody. Funny enough to keep us laughing for more than half an hour. Then the show went on with their other must-sing-and-dance-along songs such as “Pacarku Superstar” (My girlfriend is a superstar), “Dugem VS Metal” (Disco VS Metal), and of course, the one that keeps us shaking our booty, “Dangdut is the Music of My Country”.

Kama Sutra ; Dewi Dewi

The goddesses are stepping down from heavens... Dewi Dewi made their first ever performance on this little piece of paradise at Kama Sutra. Purie, Tata and Ina who were handpicked by the fearless hand of Ahmad Dhani from DEWA (locals uber group) didn’t manage heat up the venue at all. Performing the recycled songs of DEWA 19 such as “Roman Picisan” (Cheesy Romance) to a cover song of Joan Jett’s “I Love Rock’n’Roll” and their hit “Dokter Cinta” (Doctor Love) in a speedy, less than an hour performance. Well…forty minutes straight to be exact. Bit of a whirlwind performance, you could say, but definitely had the camera phones charging, as you see in these photos.

Kama Sutra - Rosa - July 2007

She may be petite in stature, but Indonesian diva Rossa can belt it out like the best of them. Performing the headline slot in front of a 75% capacity crowd, she wowed her fans with hits ranging from the smooth, tear jerker ”Aku Bukan Untukmu” (I’m Not for You) to the up tempo “Pudar” (Faded). Judging from the luke warm response to warm up newcomer act Intan Nuraeni, it appeared that Rossa was definitely the pull that night.

Kama Sutra ; Naif Live on Stage June 29th

OZ Radio Bali celebrated their 2nd Anniversary at Kamasutra inna fine retro style with headline performances from 2 of Indonesia’s most distinctive acts: The Hydrant with their Rockabilly shoe gaze and the legendary NAIF all the way from Jakarta who came with their 70’s retro sound and accompanying crowd who came in striped shirts, well combed do’s and aviator sunglasses. The house was packed and the music jacked.