Free tickets available for the Rock Night at the 2010 Miaoli Water Dance Carnival!

As summer vacation draws to a close, have you "rocked out" this summer? The Miaoli County Water Dance Carnival is a fantastic holiday leisure spot for people nationwide, drawing visitors from far and wide every weekend to the Mingde Reservoir to enjoy amazing water dance and fireworks displays. In order to give everyone a high-energy send-off before school starts, the Miaoli County Government has specially arranged for the Mayday band and many other famous singers to take turns performing on 9/4 (Saturday), delivering the most rocking finale to this summer.

The Miaoli County Water Dance Carnival has been widely welcomed by people from all regions since its opening. Photo provided by / Miaoli County Government

The "Rock September – Believe in Music Family Concert" will gather tens of thousands of fans to enjoy the magnificent water dance show in Miaoli, and to freely participate in the high-energy music competition and concert that runs from afternoon to night. Tickets can be claimed at the Miaoli County Dome Gymnasium from 8/27–8/29, with a limit of two per person and 8,000 tickets distributed daily. Don’t miss out—hurry and get yours!

Admission to the 9/4 rock concert is free, but tickets must be claimed from 8/27–8/29. Photo provided by / Miaoli County Government

This year’s event venue has moved for the first time from the Mingde Reservoir to the Miaoli County Stadium. Not only is the venue ten times larger, but attendance is also expected to exceed tens of thousands. With the longest matrix-style water dance and leaping wave water dance interwoven together, and exclusive music created by Golden Melody Award-winning composer Tsao Deng-chang, it promises a perfect feast for the eyes and ears.

Official website of the 2010 Miaoli Water Dance Carnival

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