KRAZY Music Festival Taipei Completes Massive Debut Lineup With TAEMIN and JJ Lin
The two-day festival brings TAEMIN, BAEKHYUN, BoA, ITZY, SUNMI, CNBLUE, WOODZ, P1Harmony, DPR IAN and more to Taipei this September.
KRAZY Music Festival is officially going big for its first event in Taipei.
The festival revealed its complete lineup on September 8, adding TAEMIN as a headliner and Mandopop superstar JJ Lin as a special guest for the two-day event at Dajia Riverside Park in Taipei on September 26 and 27.
And honestly, this lineup is kind of ridiculous.
Saturday, September 26 is being billed as KRAZY COOL DAY, bringing together TAEMIN, BoA, SUNMI, CNBLUE, WOODZ, PENTAGON and P1Harmony.
Sunday, September 27 shifts into KRAZY HOT DAY with BAEKHYUN, JJ Lin, WONPIL of DAY6, KINO, ITZY, DPR IAN and MAX.
That gives the festival 14 artists across two days, but the more interesting part is how KRAZY is approaching the format.
Instead of squeezing artists into the shorter showcase-style sets that are pretty common at multi-artist K-pop events, organizers say performers will receive roughly 30 to 60 minutes of stage time, with some sets also featuring full bands or professional dance teams.
For anyone who has ever gone to a festival specifically for one artist and watched their set disappear in 15 minutes, that alone is a pretty nice change.
The lineup also goes much wider than K-pop.
TAEMIN and BAEKHYUN bring two of the biggest solo names connected to SHINee and EXO, while BoA gives the festival one of the artists who helped build K-pop’s international reach long before the current generation.
Then you have bands like CNBLUE, artists like WOODZ and DPR IAN who move between genres, ITZY and P1Harmony representing newer-generation K-pop, and JJ Lin bringing one of Mandopop’s biggest names into the mix.
That combination feels intentional.
KRAZY founder and One Pulse Group CEO Luffy Huang described the festival’s larger goal as creating a global Asian music platform that can connect artists with different markets and audiences across cultures. Taipei is an especially natural place to try that because K-pop, Mandopop and Japanese music already overlap heavily among fans there.
KRAZY itself started in New York in 2023 before expanding to Southern California.
The festival held a two-day event at Long Beach Arena in 2024, bringing artists including aespa, CL, SUNMI, ZEROBASEONE, AKMU, KATSEYE, BamBam and others to the Los Angeles area. Organizers later expanded internationally with a Dubai event earlier this year.
Taipei represents another major step.
Rather than using an arena, the September event will take place outdoors at Dajia Riverside Park, with a larger festival setup that includes a food village, interactive installations, brand activations and photo areas alongside the performances.
The official event schedule currently runs from 2 p.m. to 10 p.m. each day.
Tickets are already on sale through FamiTicket in Taiwan, with international ticketing also available through Megatix. The festival offers VIP, ROCK and LAND viewing areas, although availability varies by ticket category.
With less than three weeks until the festival, the final lineup reveal gives KRAZY Taipei a pretty clear identity.
This is not just another K-pop concert with a long list of groups rotating through the stage.
It is shaping up more like a full Asian pop festival, where K-pop, K-rock, Mandopop and international pop can exist on the same weekend without one of them feeling like an afterthought.
And with TAEMIN, BAEKHYUN, BoA, ITZY, JJ Lin, SUNMI, DPR IAN and everyone else sharing the same festival, Taipei is getting a seriously stacked weekend.
KRAZY Music Festival Taipei takes place September 26 and 27, 2026 at Dajia Riverside Park.
