By MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Department, compiled and reported
The original music event that has garnered a loyal following over two years—Tamsui Fisherman’s Wharf Stage – Summer Original Music Festival—runs from now until August 26. Every Saturday and Sunday evening from 18:30 to 20:30, multiple indie bands and original singers take turns performing at the Seaview Plaza of Tamsui Fisherman’s Wharf, delivering an exciting summer audiovisual experience.
The Tamsui Fisherman’s Wharf Stage – Summer Original Music Festival kicks off today. (Photo/New Taipei City Government, the same below)
This year’s theme for the Tamsui Fisherman’s Wharf Stage is “We Love Music!” with genres including folk, hip-hop, Linban aboriginal style, jazz, world music, various types of rock, alternative music, punk, and more—totaling over 14 styles.
Multiple indie bands and original singers take turns performing during the music festival.
Among them, on August 4–5, the bands will feature pop rock and folk rock themes, with performances by Nokey Band, Eggplant Egg, Oh Oh Nex, and Ice Hockey Band. On August 11, the signature Heavy Metal Night will feature over four heavy metal bands taking the stage to roar, a must for fans who want to experience high-energy, explosive music. The grand finale will be on August 25, with performances by the “Crocodile Band” and “Boxing Band,” bringing lively and unrestrained shows.
Come to Tamsui to enjoy music and the beautiful sunset scenery.
The overall design of the Tamsui Fisherman’s Wharf Stage was created by internationally renowned designer Akibo. In addition to the iconic L-shaped stage that symbolizes the spirit and landmark of Tamsui Fisherman’s Wharf, this year’s stage features even more exquisite designs, creating a richly artistic music venue. It also uses artist-designed logos paired with artistic lighting to showcase local spirit and create a unique listening atmosphere for summer nights.
The event site also features a cultural and creative market infused with the spirit of handmade craftsmanship.
Additionally, this year it collaborates with the cultural and creative market brand “Shu Xi Alley,” gathering numerous distinctive handmade artisans and original craft stalls: including Bolla Baolá Fresh Brew, Taiwan’s only non-alcoholic beer retaining malt and hop floral notes, Rei’O Rayo Jam House with its freshly made, full-flavored jams, and ?Zuo Life & Lanlan Creation, which offers exclusive merchandise for the Fisherman’s Wharf Stage. Shoppers can start treasure hunting and sampling from 16:00 every Saturday and Sunday.
The Lover’s Bridge at Tamsui Fisherman’s Wharf is the perfect spot to enjoy the sunset.
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