Boxing Band has been supporting for four years straight！ Countdown begins at Tamsui Fisherman's Stage

By MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team
 
New Taipei City’s River & Sea Music Festival features two stages—Fisherman’s Wharf and Gongliao—taking turns to host performances. This weekend, the Tamsui Fisherman’s Stage will wrap up its run before the excitement continues at the Gongliao Sea Festival, bringing the party to the Northeast Coast. This year, the final two days of the Tamsui Fisherman’s Stage run from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m., featuring 12 bands taking the stage one after another, delivering amazing performances that will liven up Fisherman’s Wharf.

Kicking off the Saturday performances is the band “PICKS,” formerly known for composing a highly popular insert song for the TV drama “Black & White,” now making a comeback with a completely different style. Next up is “Pickup Sound,” blending traditional instruments like the ruan and pipa with poetic music and ethereal vocals. There’s also “Fishstick Band,” whose every track offers a unique flavor with diverse musical styles.

Then there’s “Paranoid,” delivering full-on rock energy and passionate screams for everyone to rock and shout along to. Meanwhile, “Tang Mao” presents a refreshing sound with playful delivery and soothing melodies. The night ends with veteran folk-punk band “Heartbroken to Death,” whose dark and rebellious style captivates the crowd with their unique charm. A total of six bands with vastly different styles showcase the allure of indie music.