KRAZY Music Festival has unveiled its complete 14-artist lineup for its debut in Taipei on September 26-27, with K-pop superstar Taemin and Mandopop legend JJ Lin leading the charge across two thematically distinct days at Dajia Riverside Park in Taipei’s Zhongshan District.
The festival splits the weekend into “KRAZY COOL DAY” on Saturday and “KRAZY HOT DAY” on Sunday, each with its own artistic focus. Saturday’s Cool Day features Taemin alongside K-pop veterans BoA and Sunmi, rock band CNBLUE, breakout star WOODZ, and boy bands PENTAGON and P1Harmony. Sunday’s Hot Day pairs JJ Lin as a special guest with EXO member Baekhyun, K-rock’s Wonpil of DAY6, PENTAGON’s solo star KINO, girl group ITZY, indie-rock act DPR IAN, and NYC-based singer MAX.
According to Forbes, One Pulse Group founder and CEO Luffy Huang said in a press release: “Music has always crossed borders and Asian artists are now reaching audiences on a truly global scale. We created KRAZY with the ambition of becoming a global Asian music festival brand, one that connects artists with new markets, brings fans closer to cultures beyond their own and gives each host city a meaningful role in the experience.”
What Sets KRAZY Taipei Apart
The Taipei edition breaks from typical K-pop festival formats by programming sets of roughly 30 to 60 minutes per artist, longer than the brief showcase rotations common on the Asian-pop circuit. Many performances will be supported by live bands or professional dance teams, adding production depth that mirrors larger arena shows.
The festival grounds will include a food village, interactive activities for attendees of all ages, brand activations, and photo installations. This structure mirrors KRAZY’s earlier events in the U.S., including its 2023 New York debut at UBS Arena and its 2024 Los Angeles expansion at Long Beach Arena, which drew a reported 18,000 fans.
KRAZY’s Global Expansion
KRAZY launched in 2023 as a single-night arena concert in New York’s UBS Arena and has grown into a multi-city international brand within three years. After its Los Angeles run in September 2024, the festival expanded to Dubai in February 2026 with G-Dragon, Jay Park, and other major acts. The Taipei edition marks its first major East Asian festival footprint and solidifies One Pulse Group’s strategy to establish KRAZY as a global platform for Asian music.
Tickets for KRAZY Music Festival Taipei are currently on sale through FamiTicket and FamiPort, with international buyers able to purchase via Megatix. Additional on-site details are expected in the coming weeks.
Sources
- Forbes — Full lineup reveal, festival dates, venue, themed day structure, set lengths, on-site amenities, and KRAZY’s history from 2023 New York debut through Taipei 2026
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