The lineup spans several generations of Asian pop music genre heavyweights. TAEMIN, BoA and BAEKHYUN represent artists who have helped define K-pop performance across different eras, while special guest JJ LIN brings the stature and cross-market reach of a Mandopop superstar. ITZY, CNBLUE, DPR IAN, WOODZ, SUNMI and MAX broaden the weekend through dance-pop, rock, alternative pop, R&B and singer-songwriter performance. PENTAGON will appear as part of the group's 10th anniversary activities, and KINO will also present a separate solo set.
KRAZY Taipei is designed around fuller artist performances rather than short showcase rotations. Each act is expected to perform for approximately 30 to 60 minutes, with select sets supported by live bands or professional dance teams. A large-scale main stage will be produced to the same high standards as KRAZY's U.S. events, with sound, lighting and visual design shaped around each artist's performance.
For the first time, KRAZY will bring the complete, all-day festival model it developed in the United States of America to Asia. Beyond the stage, the grounds will feature a food village, interactive activities designed for a wide range of ages, brand activations and photo-ready installations. Fans will be able to spend the day trying food, joining activities, taking photos and connecting with other fans rather than arriving only for a single performance. Additional on-site amenities, activations and site details will be announced in the coming weeks.
KRAZY’s reach will also extend beyond Dajia Riverside Park. On the same weekend, virtual artists active in Second Life will stage an original KRAZY-branded concert created specifically for the platform, marking the first time the KRAZY Music Festival IP will be reinterpreted through virtual performers and original digital programming. Building on an earlier Second Life concert featuring KRAZY branding that drew more than 100,000 viewers, the project will test how a live festival brand can connect with virtual communities and create new opportunities for fan engagement, digital content and brand partnerships.
“Music has always crossed borders, and Asian artists are now reaching audiences on a truly global scale,” said Luffy Huang, founder and CEO of One Pulse Group. “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. We want to build a platform that creates lasting cultural exchange and expands what an Asian music festival can represent on the world stage. Taipei is a defining step in that vision.”
Developed from the ground up by One Pulse Group, KRAZY began in New York in 2023 and expanded to Long Beach, California, in 2024, where more than 18,000 fans attended its two-day edition at Long Beach Arena. The brand made its Middle East debut in Dubai in February 2026 with a lineup by G-DRAGON, Jay Park, AGNEZ MO and others. Previous KRAZY lineups have also featured IVE, aespa, CL, LAY ZHANG, ZEROBASEONE, Lauv and more.
The Taipei edition represents the next step in KRAZY's development from an arena concert series into a broader international festival platform. Each edition is built around its host city while maintaining the brand's focus on connecting leading Asian artists with audiences across global markets.
Tickets are on sale now through FamiTicket and FamiPort, with international ticketing available through Megatix. For lineup, ticket and event information, visit krazytaipei.com.
