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Highlights from Bali
July 15, 2025, midnight
By the looks of this photo I think it’s safe to say Jack had an awesome trip to Indonesia!In June, Jack performed a show at the Uluwatu Surf Villas. The evening kicked off with a traditional Jegog at the entry. Concert goers weaved their way down the beautifully decorated path and arrived at a stunning setting along the cliffʻs edge with the stage front and center and the ocean and dramatic cliffs as the background. As the sun set on the horizon a special screening of The September Sessions, Jack’s acclaimed cinematic surf film shot on 16mm and newly remastered in 4K. Filmed and directed by Jack and produced by Emmett Malloy and Kelly Slater, this quintessential surf film, which helped launch Jack’s music career, was presented for the first time in 23 years. Jack captured some of the most iconic surfing of his generation in this film shot entirely in remote Indonesian waters with surfing by his friends Kelly Slater, Rob Machado, Brad Gerlach, Shane Dorian, Ross Williams, and Luke Egan. Being able to screen the film where it originated felt extra memorable.Longtime friend Rob Machado joined Jack on stage and together they serenaded the crowd with a sweet version of “F-Stop Blues”, which was written on their September Sessions surf trip over 20 years ago. Indonesian local Philip Lagabelo brought in his expertise on vocals and guitar for “Constellations”, “Banana Pancakes”, and later sat in with Jack and Michael Franti for a medley of “Mudfootball” into Michaelʻs legendary song “Say Hey”. As the night progressed Jack brought openers and local favorites Asken Ambience to the stage with their smooth style and good vibes for a version of “Staple It Together”.“This event isn’t just about the music—it’s about bringing people together in one of the most breathtaking places on earth, under the stars, above the waves, sharing something truly unforgettable.
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