Jegog which is a distinctive art of music of Jembrana, formerly is a traditional music in which its instruments are made of bamboo in huge sizes. It was created in 1912 by Kiyang Geliduh, an artist from Sebual Sub-Village, Jembrana Sub- District.
At the next period, Jegog which is firstly used as an art of performance and entertainment. The instruments are collaborated with other music instruments, and often performed to accompany Balinese Traditional Dance.
As the tradition of Mekepung, the art of Jegog is also originally created in Jembrana which has been developed and popular all over the world. Nowadays, jegog could be watched in form of music art, as well as collaboration with traditional dances.
Jembrana Regency, Jegog is available in almost all villages, and has becoming the trade mark of Jembrana Regency in the field of art. As tourism attraction, Jegog is often performed at stared hotels and restaurants in Bali, or other places according to the request of the tourists.