miss sunshine: Java Jazz Festival 2011

I went to JJF 2011 on 5th of March.
It was fun and actually it was my 3rd time on JJF.

I saw these following jazz singer/band:
LLW
Maliq & d'Essentials
Sondre Lerche
Jamie Lidell
Rasmus Faber and Rafa Orchestra
George Duke
Zap Mama
Santana

Sondre has a voice like a combination between Jamie Cullum and Michael Bubble.
Maliq & d'Essentials as well always gave an entertaining performance, though there was no very surprising performance from them. I was so happy since I am a big fans of them.
Jamie Lidell is a electric jazz performer I guess
Rasmus Faber and Rafa Orchestra gave a fun performance. All audience were dancing within their songs ;)
Zap Mama has a great voice and I like her performance!
Santana, oh my, I really satisfied by his performance. Even I was a bit late for the show because there was a mistake in the information board, yet I still had fun for his special show.

It was very entertaining yet tiring since I really wanted to take off my leg after the whole show was over *sigh*
What I saw from this recent year is that JJF is no longer being an exclusive music festival. It doesn't mean that it has to be exclusive. From what I've seen, I saw a lot, so many, people come to JJF, from young until adult. It's not problem, but I fell that it's no longer comfortable since every hall always full by people. I don't know if the one to blame is the promotor, the management, the audience, or no one. It's just my thought and fell free to share what you fell right?

These are some pictures that I took.
(ps: sorry if it's blurry, I took it only from my Blackberry)
and since I was a bit late for Santana show, I was standing in the back so I coouldn't get the photo of him clearly :( but I had the record when he performed "Smooth".

shimmering with my red nail art (zzzzzz)

Attractive performance from Rasmus Faber and Rafa Orchestra

what I wear: pink drappery dress (ranggamalela point); knit outwear (BTC); grey tights (ranggamalela point); pink oxford shoes (topshop); beige bag (charles & keith)