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Hsinchu’s “Ocean Music Festival” Kicks Off on the 27th — Star-Studded Lineup to Party All Night

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Last updated 2026-09-28 — The “New Moon Beach Ocean Music Carnival,” held annually in Hsinchu County for five consecutive years, has seen increasing attendance each year. This year’s “Colorful Hsinbei Beach Fun at New Moon” will kick off on the 27th, featuring performances by well-known Mandarin, Taiwanese, and Hakka artists such as Da Mouth, Universe, Zhang Xiuqing, and Mountain Dog & the Youngsters Band, who will take turns energizing New Moon Beach.

▲ The lively scene of last year’s New Moon Beach Ocean Music Carnival. (Photo / From the official Facebook page of the 2013 Hsinchu New Moon Beach Ocean Music Carnival)

Reported by the Travel Center / Taipei

The “New Moon Beach Ocean Music Carnival,” held annually in Hsinchu County for five consecutive years, has seen increasing attendance each year. This year’s “Colorful Hsinbei Beach Fun at New Moon” will take place on the 27th, featuring performances by well-known Mandarin, Taiwanese, and Hakka artists such as Da Mouth, Universe, Zhang Xiuqing, and Mountain Dog & the Youngsters Band.

Hsinchu Mayor Yang Jingci stated that the New Moon Beach Music Festival isn’t just about evening events — there will also be daytime activities like traditional fishnet pulling and fish fry releases for family interaction, aiming to help everyone learn about the local agriculture and fishing characteristics of Hsinbei through hands-on fishing experiences.

▲ Free fishnet pulling experience in the afternoon — you can take home any fish you catch!(Photo / From the official Facebook page of the 2013 Hsinchu New Moon Beach Ocean Music Carnival, archival image)

Additionally, the music festival kicks off at 3 PM with beach activities including environmental beach clean-ups, fishnet pulling experiences, fish fry releases, windsurfing, karaoke, a horseplay battle game, and a parent-child sand sculpture competition. In the evening, the New Moon Ocean Music Awards will take the stage, with performances by Mountain Dog & the Youngsters Band, Wang Jianjie, Zhang Xiuqing, Lin Junji, Universe, Popu Lady, Chen Shian, and Da Mouth, all joining the public for a night of fun. After the concert, an exciting fireworks show will surely bring the festival to successive climaxes.

[New Moon Beach Music Carnival] Shuttle Bus and Public Transport Information as Follows:

Time: 7/27 (Sat) 13:00–22:30 (approximately one bus every 10–15 minutes)

※ City Route Shuttle Stops:
Hsinchu Carrefour Front Parking Lot, Guangming 1st Road Old Night Market Parking Lot, Hsinchu Railway Station, Hsinchu City Hall, Under the West Coast Bridge at Section 5, Fenggang Road (Terminal)

※ Venue Surrounding Route Shuttle Stops:
- Evergreen Lotus Line: Chunglung Paper Mill, West Coast Roadside, Lotus Temple, Under the West Coast Bridge at Section 5, Fenggang Road (Terminal)
- Baoshing Ciming Line: Baoshing Ciming Temple, Under the West Coast Bridge at Section 5, Fenggang Road (Terminal)

※ Free Citizen Bus (Route 62 Fenggang Line) Route
Take the free citizen bus on Route 62 Fenggang Line and get off at the “Ba’a Cave” stop (No. 288, Section 5, Fenggang Road, Hsinchu City), then walk back about 200 meters to the venue entrance (entrance at Lane 155, Section 5, Fenggang Road).
(To accommodate this event, on the day of the festival, the departure time of the free citizen bus Route 62 Fenggang Line from Carrefour has been extended to 21:00, and Route 61 Liujia & High-Speed Rail Line from Carrefour has been extended to 22:30)

Bus schedules are as follows (for 7/27 only):
Route 62 Fenggang Line:
Outbound (from Carrefour, Guangming 6th Road): 11:30, 14:00, 14:30, 15:00, 15:50, 16:20,
16:50, 17:30, 18:05, 18:30, 19:00, 19:30, 20:00, 20:30, 21:00
Return (from Lotus Temple): 12:15, 14:45, 15:15, 15:45, 16:35, 17:05, 17:35,
18:15, 18:50, 19:15, 19:45, 20:15, 20:45, 21:15, 21:45

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