Symphony and Rock Unite on the North Coast at the Lively Seaside Music Festival

On June 26th, the “Symphonic Bai Sha Wan” night will feature a special performance by the “National Taiwan Symphony Orchestra” with an 80-piece ensemble. Led by renowned conductor Mr. Chang Ta-Sheng and collaborating with crossover soprano Ms. Hsu Ching-Chun, they will bring performances usually reserved for the National Concert Hall outdoors. Paired with a spectacular fireworks show, the evening lets you revel in the sea breeze while experiencing Bai Sha Wan’s intellectual and romantic side.

On July 3rd, “Rocky Qian Shui Wan” aims to win over the hearts of all young music lovers. The star-studded lineup kicks off with “Crazy Drum Beat,” followed by the fresh sounds of “Free Style Band,” local favorites “Sea View Five Street Band,” Golden Melody Award-nominated singer-songwriter Hsu Jia-ling, the high-energy Wah Li Lie Band led by CHINA BLUE’s lineup, and the night ends with a fiery performance by Wang Hong-En and the Hunting Dog Band. To keep the party going, the organizers have prepared 1,000 pairs of funky glow rings to enhance the electric rock vibe and wild sounds of Qian Shui Wan under the stars.

Experience the electrifying power and symphonic brilliance of a Qian Shui Wan night. Photo provided by / Tourism Bureau, North Coast and Guanyinshan National Scenic Area Administration

To ensure your summer vacation isn’t left blank, you can also visit the North Coast Flower Festival at the end of June for a “flower and music” journey—spend the day admiring blooms in Wanli and then head to the beach for live concerts, enjoying a carefree summer holiday. Alternatively, explore popular spots in the Northeast Coast, such as Queen’s Head, Lion’s Head Mountain, and the Ju Ming Museum, and follow the sunset to a vibrant summer music festival full of rhythm.


Crazy Drum Beat showcases the ferocity of Eastern percussion


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