Dongshi Sea Summer concert lineup announced: Chen Shih-an, Dai Ai-ling to perform
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At a glance
- The "2026 Dongshi Sea Summer" event in Chiayi County, Taiwan, will feature a "Shout Stage" concert series on July 18-19 and July 25-26.
- Performers include popular artists like Chen Shih-an, Dai Ai-ling, and the group U:NUS, alongside other singers and groups.
- The event aims to blend music, food, and tourism, offering a family-friendly summer festival at Dongshi Fisherman's Wharf.
Chiayi County's annual "2026 Dongshi Sea Summer" festival is set to return, transforming the Dongshi Fisherman's Wharf into a vibrant hub of activity. This year's event, scheduled for July 18-19 and July 25-26, promises a lively atmosphere with a focus on music, local culture, and family entertainment.
The centerpiece of the festival is the "Shout Stage" concert series, which will feature a lineup of popular idols and established artists. On July 18, singer Chen Shih-an will headline, supported by the girl group "Ghost Crystal" and cheerleader "He Yu," along with performances by Lin Mo-hsi and Xiao Ming. The following day, July 19, will see singer Dai Ai-ling closing the night, preceded by dynamic performances from the creative boy group U:NUS and singer Li Chih-ting, complemented by artists Peng Sheng-en and Guo Jia-yi.
The Chiayi County Cultural and Tourism Bureau highlighted that "Dongshi Sea Summer" is a signature summer event for the region's coast, drawing significant crowds annually. Beyond the concerts, the festival will include a featured market, local industry exhibitions, and recreational facilities for children. The aim is to create a comprehensive summer celebration that appeals to all ages, showcasing the coastal tourism appeal of Chiayi.
Further details regarding the "2026 Dongshi Sea Summer" event will be announced progressively. Interested individuals can stay updated by following the "Dongshi Sea Summer" Facebook fan page and the official website of the Chiayi County Cultural and Tourism Bureau.
Originally published by Liberty Times in Chinese. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.