On July 8, Marta Garrett, a singer and songwriter who moves between jazz, indie pop, and singer‑songwriter traditions, takes the stage. This year, Marta presents “Assanhado” (2026, The Changes Music), a project that explores Brazilian, North American, Portuguese, and Catalan sounds. The festival’s opening day also features confirmed performances by Gilberto Gil and Maria Luiza Jobim.

Brazilian singer and songwriter Maria Luiza Jobim makes her debut at Ageas Cooljazz on July 8. The artist presents her repertoire at the Hipódromo Manuel Possolo in Cascais, bringing a sound that navigates the softness of MPB with indie irreverence, wrapped in a jazz atmosphere. She introduced herself to the world with the album “Casa Branca” in 2019, showcasing early on her preference for a delicate sound. Her second album arrived in 2023, “Azul,” a work in which contemporary poetry earned a prominent place in Maria Luiza Jobim’s productions. A descendant of one of the greatest legacies in the history of Brazilian music, Maria Luiza Jobim makes her solo debut at Ageas Cooljazz on July 8.

Jack Johnson is an American singer-songwriter and musician, born and raised on Oʻahu, Hawaii. With a career spanning more than two decades, he has become an internationally recognised artist, known for his distinctive sound blending folk, pop, acoustic rock and reggae influences. Since his debut album, Brushfire Fairytales (2001), Johnson has built a successful international career with acclaimed releases such as On and On (2003), In Between Dreams (2005) and Meet the Moonlight (2022), alongside well-known songs including Better Together, Banana Pancakes and Sitting, Waiting, Wishing. Alongside his musical career, Johnson maintains a strong commitment to sustainability through the Johnson Ohana Foundation, which he founded with his wife, Kim Johnson. The Foundation supports projects focused on environmental, arts and music education.

Petrolati, better known as Petro, is an Italian-Brazilian artist who transforms the dance floor through her experience as a professional urban dancer. She has been making a name for herself with a striking presence and engaging musical curation that blends rhythm, movement, and attitude. Her sets flow seamlessly between Dancehall, Afrobeat, Hip Hop, R&B, and Brazilian Funk, always driven by a clear mission: to keep the floor pulsing with energy.

On July 8, Marta Garrett, a singer and songwriter who moves between jazz, indie pop, and singer‑songwriter traditions, takes the stage. This year, Marta presents “Assanhado” (2026, The Changes Music), a project that explores Brazilian, North American, Portuguese, and Catalan sounds. The festival’s opening day also features confirmed performances by Gilberto Gil and Maria Luiza Jobim.

Brazilian singer and songwriter Maria Luiza Jobim makes her debut at Ageas Cooljazz on July 8. The artist presents her repertoire at the Hipódromo Manuel Possolo in Cascais, bringing a sound that navigates the softness of MPB with indie irreverence, wrapped in a jazz atmosphere. She introduced herself to the world with the album “Casa Branca” in 2019, showcasing early on her preference for a delicate sound. Her second album arrived in 2023, “Azul,” a work in which contemporary poetry earned a prominent place in Maria Luiza Jobim’s productions. A descendant of one of the greatest legacies in the history of Brazilian music, Maria Luiza Jobim makes her solo debut at Ageas Cooljazz on July 8.

Leslie Feist is a Canadian singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist, renowned for her distinctive voice and a musical identity that blends indie, folk, pop and soul.
After gaining recognition with Let It Die (2004) and her collaboration with the collective Broken Social Scene, she achieved international acclaim with The Reminder (2007), an album featuring songs such as 1234, My Moon My Man, I Feel It All and The Limit to Your Love, which earned her four nominations at the 2008 Grammy Awards.
With albums such as Metals (2011), Pleasure (2017) and Multitudes (2023), Feist continued to explore new musical directions, building a career defined by creative freedom, expressiveness and a close connection with her audience.

Petrolati, better known as Petro, is an Italian-Brazilian artist who transforms the dance floor through her experience as a professional urban dancer. She has been making a name for herself with a striking presence and engaging musical curation that blends rhythm, movement, and attitude. Her sets flow seamlessly between Dancehall, Afrobeat, Hip Hop, R&B, and Brazilian Funk, always driven by a clear mission: to keep the floor pulsing with energy.