3rd Gangjeong Peace Music Camp

A singer-songwriter raised in Auroville, India, connecting nature and inner life through music.

A singer-songwriter exploring ecological life and peace, telling stories of coexistence through acoustic melodies

A street band led by singer-songwriter Janghyeonho, singing songs of solidarity at labor and protest sites since 2011.

Kim Dongsan, a folk and blues musician based in Suwon, and his band Blueeewoot. His music about marginalized stories meets the band's solid performance.

A leading musician in Jeju's busking scene, nicknamed "Jeju's Han Dae-soo" for his free spirit.

A female solo artist spanning indie to jazz who runs the cultural space "Woodpecker Bookshop" and connects music and literature

A singer-songwriter building his own story with unadorned honesty.

A band confronting social absurdity with an intense post-hardcore sound.

A southern rock and grunge band formed in 2012 and nominated for a Korean Music Award in metal and hardcore.

A guitarist and sound designer continuing wide-ranging experiments rooted in dream pop, shoegaze, and ambient music.

A one-man project rooted in symphonic black metal and death metal, drawing lyrics from Korean literature.

A jazz duo expressing facets of modern society through improvisation and experimentation, with a unique sound by Yejin Angela Park and Hwang Seulgi

A psychedelic Irish folk duo combining busking experience in Ireland with the colors of Jeju.

A folk duo formed by two musicians who met in the Gangjeong peace movement, delivering a message of peace through a natural and pure sensibility

An artist and activist who turns moments worth remembering into songs.

A five-piece band rooted in melodic metalcore and nominated for a Korean Music Award in 2025.

A collaborative team formed by the batucada community Bloco Jafari and the arts collective PollePolle.

A long-running series of avant-garde, improvised, and experimental arts performances that has hosted more than 300 stages since 2003.

A doom and drone metal project formed in 2023, exploring destruction and despair through theatrical costumed performances.

A joint performance by global champion beatboxer Sight and the electrifying outsider Zsthyger.

A singer-songwriter who catches fleeting emotions like the shadow of a bird in flight and turns them into songs

A folk singer-songwriter often called the "Korean Joni Mitchell," known for her unique voice and songwriting.

A singer-songwriter who emerged from the minjung song movement and is widely known for "Cheonggyecheon 8-ga."

A singer-songwriter who paints fragments of life and treasured memories through song.

A singer-songwriter who records lived experience and inner reflection through plain melodies and honest lyrics.

The solo project of electronic musician and science fiction writer Jang Hojin, expressing society's structural contradictions through experimental electronic music.

A punk band formed by organic punk-folk artist Sai and shoegaze guitarist Rainbow99.

A folk singer-songwriter who has stood with many struggles through music and has joined Gangjeong Peace & Music Camp since the first edition.

A Busan-based singer-songwriter who writes and sings concise acoustic songs with a warm voice.

A folk musician with a clear tone, known both as a solo artist and as a member of the duo Leaves.

A folk singer-songwriter who lyrically traces life, death, and the journey of moving forward through despair.

A folk musician who has sung lyrical songs that resonate with life's joys and sorrows and the spirit of the times

A singer-songwriter and forest interpreter who expresses a sense of connection found in forests and nature with a lyrical, attractive tone

A minjung singer-songwriter known for singing at struggle sites across Korea and for the song "Salt Flower Tree."

A meeting of Jai, who tells stories with a sorrowful yet powerful voice, and HANASH, who expands soundscapes with experimental synths

A singer-songwriter from Los Angeles who moves between Seoul and Jeju.

Known as the "Soseong-ri star," a former visual artist turned peace musician and activist who blends Gyeongsang dialect and blues to deliver a message of peace

A peace activist and musician, co-director of Hot Pink Dolphins, deeply involved in the Gangjeong peace movement.

A former member of the minjung music group Kkotdaji who now sings of life and hope from Jeju.

A country blues musician with a dark, husky voice who has sung modern gothic stories in the Hongdae scene since 2018.

A meditation musician who plays sitar and bansuri.

A singer-songwriter developing creation and performance through musical pilgrimages.

Performing at the 2026 Gangjeong Peace & Music Camp.

A duo performing at the 2026 Gangjeong Peace & Music Camp.

A singer-songwriter deeply immersed in Jamaican roots reggae, translating analog reggae sound and messages of peace into a Korean sensibility.

A singer-songwriter whose deep lower register coexists with bright, dreamy high notes.

A duo of Japanese handpan player Taka and Korean traditional musician Mingi, bringing together handpan with saenghwang, piri, and taepyeongso.

An experimental sound artist who blends instruments and genres from around the world with electronic music.

A duo of poetic lyrics and weighty soundscapes, nominated for Best Folk Album at the Korean Music Awards.

A multinational live band based in Suwon.

A folk singer-songwriter recognized through the Yoo Jae-ha Music Competition, with his full-length album "Budding Days" nominated for Best Folk Album.

A female folk singer-songwriter called the "Korean Sarah McLachlan," with more than 1,000 live performances to her name.

A musician who wanders around the world playing handpan.

A collaborative stage between Ppalajida, a batucada group that plays Jeju through Brazilian percussion, and Dongbaek Small School, an alternative school with ecology, human rights, and peace as its core values.