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After 11 Years, Indonesian Pop-Rock Band Noah Takes a Break from Music Industry

Novie Fauziah
January 4, 2024 | 11:23 am
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Ariel, the lead vocalist of the pop-rock band Noah, performed at a concert titled "The Great Journey of Noah: Beyond Dream" held at the Beach City International Stadium (BCIS), Ancol, on Sunday, Dec. 3, 2023. (Beritasatu/Chairul Fikri)
Ariel, the lead vocalist of the pop-rock band Noah, performed at a concert titled "The Great Journey of Noah: Beyond Dream" held at the Beach City International Stadium (BCIS), Ancol, on Sunday, Dec. 3, 2023. (Beritasatu/Chairul Fikri)

Bandung. After more than a decade in the music industry, Indonesian pop-rock band Noah has officially announced a temporary departure from the music scene. The announcement was shared via the band's official Instagram account, @noah_site on Tuesday.

The band expressed gratitude to their fans and everyone who has supported their career, especially the Noah members who have persevered and delivered their best work for the fans.

"Happy New Year 2024 to all of us, friends. Thank you for everything so far. May the ups and downs of our journey become sweet memories that we can cherish in the future," the caption in their post read.

In their Instagram post, Noah shared a montage of their journey, spanning from 2012 to 2023, through a short video. The video showcased the band members' activities, including rehearsals, performances at various events, and successful solo concerts that garnered attention from their loyal fans.

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The announcement of Noah's hiatus was initially revealed by the band's lead vocalist, Ariel, at the "The Great Journey of Noah" concert in Bandung, West Java, on Sept.16, 2023.

Noah, formerly known as Peterpan, is an influential Indonesian rock band that has left a mark on the country's music scene. Formed in 2000 in Bandung, West Java, the band underwent a name change in 2012 and has since continued to captivate audiences with its distinctive sound and meaningful lyrics. The relatable lyrics resonate with the real-life experiences of many people, contributing to the band's enduring popularity in Indonesia and Malaysia.

Lead vocalist Nazriel Irham, also known as Ariel, said that he had been contemplating plans for a hiatus since November. Feeling tired after a 21-year career in the music industry, he expressed the band's decision to take a brief break to rejuvenate.

"It's quite exhausting after playing in a band for 21 years. So, we've agreed to take a short break to relieve our fatigue," the charismatic frontman said during an interview in Cilandak, South Jakarta, last November.

When asked about his plans during the hiatus, Ariel revealed that he hasn't made any decisions yet, taking into account the numerous pending commitments that need to be fulfilled. Currently, Ariel intends to prioritize spending more time with his only daughter, Alleia Anata.

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