KRAZY Taipei Full Lineup Reveals a Bigger Test

TAEMIN, BAEKHYUN, and special guest JJ Lin lead a 14-artist weekend at Dajia Riverside Park on September 26 and 27, with longer sets placing KRAZY’s U.S.-developed festival model in Taipei for the first time.

KRAZY Music Festival Taipei has completed its 14-artist lineup for a two-day outdoor event at Dajia Riverside Park on Saturday, September 26, and Sunday, September 27. TAEMIN leads the opening KRAZY COOL DAY, while BAEKHYUN heads the Sunday program alongside special guest JJ Lin.

The names provide the immediate draw, although the most revealing decision concerns how much time each artist receives. KRAZY expects performances to run for approximately 30 to 60 minutes, with selected artists supported by live bands or professional dance teams. That moves the weekend away from the brief showcase rotations common to multi-artist Asian pop events and gives each booking room to present a developed festival set.

Taipei is therefore testing a larger operating model for KRAZY. The brand began with an arena event in New York, expanded to a two-day Long Beach edition, and played Dubai in February 2026. Dajia Riverside Park now places that programming inside an all-day outdoor format supported by food and fan activities across the site.

KRAZY Music Festival Taipei dates and venue

KRAZY Music Festival Taipei takes place September 26 and 27, 2026, at Dajia Riverside Park in Taipei’s Zhongshan District. The international Megatix listing currently gives a 2 p.m. event time and identifies the festival as suitable for attendees aged seven and older.

Local tickets are available from FamiTicket and FamilyMart FamiPort machines. International buyers can purchase from Megatix. The FamiTicket event page lists three viewing categories: K VIP beside the main stage, R ROCK in front of the stage, and L LAND behind the production position. Single-day and two-day options are available.

KRAZY COOL DAY lineup for Saturday

Saturday’s KRAZY COOL DAY is led by TAEMIN, with BoA and CNBLUE placing two established acts directly below him. WOODZ adds a rock and alternative-pop direction, while SUNMI brings a solo catalog built around performance-led pop. PENTAGON appears during its tenth-anniversary year, and P1Harmony completes the opening-day lineup.

The Saturday programming centers on live musicianship and stage performance. CNBLUE and WOODZ widen the musical range around the solo pop bookings, while PENTAGON’s anniversary appearance gives the day a specific point in the group’s history.

KRAZY HOT DAY lineup for Sunday

BAEKHYUN leads KRAZY HOT DAY on Sunday, with Singaporean Mandopop artist JJ Lin appearing as a special guest. ITZY, WONPIL of DAY6, MAX, DPR IAN, and KINO complete the second-day program.

JJ Lin gives the Taipei edition a direct Mandopop presence within a weekend led largely by Korean artists. WONPIL and DPR IAN extend the program toward band-based and alternative material, while MAX adds an American pop booking. KINO will also perform separately from PENTAGON’s Saturday appearance.

ITZY’s inclusion carries a direct connection to electronic production history. SOPHIE produced the group’s 2020 song “24HRS,” a collaboration discussed in our article on SOPHIE’s influence and related artists. That relationship fits a festival whose lineup moves between mainstream pop performance and production ideas drawn from electronic music.

Longer KRAZY Taipei sets change the format

Set length is the clearest difference between KRAZY Taipei and a standard showcase bill. A 30-minute performance can support a concentrated artist set, while an hour creates room for live arrangements and solo material outside the largest singles. Professional dancers and live musicians will support selected appearances, allowing the production to change around each artist.

The split between KRAZY COOL and KRAZY HOT gives the weekend a second layer of programming. Saturday leans toward artists associated with precise choreography and live instrumentation. Sunday concentrates on vocals and cross-market pop, with JJ Lin connecting the Korean-heavy bill to a major Mandarin-language audience.

This daily distinction also reduces the sense that KRAZY has placed 14 names into one interchangeable festival package. Each ticket has a defined group of artists, and the two-day option covers programs assembled around separate musical priorities.

What attendees should know before KRAZY Taipei

KRAZY Music Festival Taipei is open to people aged seven and older. Every attendee needs a ticket and must present a physical government-issued ID at entry. Organizers advise that the event includes high-volume audio, intense lighting, and high-pressure water mist effects, so parents are asked to assess whether the conditions are appropriate for younger children.

The event does not permit re-entry. Two-day ticket holders receive a wristband that must remain attached after Saturday for admission on Sunday. Removing or damaging that wristband can invalidate the second day.

Bags larger than 30 by 30 by 15 centimeters must be placed in the paid storage area outside the venue. Outside food and glass containers are prohibited. Professional cameras, GoPros, drones, and recording equipment are also excluded, while phone cameras are permitted.

The outdoor event is scheduled to continue in rain. Umbrellas are prohibited inside the viewing area, so attendees should bring a light raincoat if rain is expected. Overnight queuing around the venue is also prohibited, and organizers say a free shuttle service will be available because of expected traffic near the park.

KRAZY is also testing a virtual festival extension

KRAZY’s Taipei weekend will extend into Second Life with an original branded concert made for the platform. Virtual artists will present separate digital programming during the same weekend as the physical event at Dajia Riverside Park.

An earlier Second Life concert using KRAZY branding reportedly drew over 100,000 viewers. The new edition gives One Pulse Group a way to test physical and virtual programs under the same festival name, while producing digital material that can continue after the Taipei dates.

KRAZY artist bookings have already moved from New York to California and Dubai. Taipei asks a different question about the event itself. Longer artist sets, two clearly divided days, and an outdoor site create the first full test of its U.S.-developed festival format in Asia. The result will determine whether KRAZY can establish an event model that adapts to each host city while keeping one recognizable identity.

Tickets are on sale now through FamiTicket and FamiPort, with international ticketing available through Megatix. For lineup, ticket and event information, visit krazytaipei.com.