Voices Festival
An open-air riverside festival in central Taipei — easy to fold into a city trip, with the skyline and Keelung River as a backdrop.
About
Voices Festival (呼聲) is billed as an indie-and-rock festival on the banks of the Keelung River at Dajia Riverside Park, an open-air green space in central Taipei that regularly hosts large concerts and festivals. It is scheduled for the first weekend of October 2026 and aims to put Taiwanese indie bands and rock acts on one of the city's most accessible riverside stages. Full details — lineup, pricing and entry format — had not been publicly released at the time this entry was written.
Lineup
The 2026 lineup hasn't been announced yet.
How foreigners buy tickets
Ticketing and entry details for Voices Festival haven't been confirmed yet — it isn't clear whether the event is free or ticketed. When details are released, Taiwanese festivals of this size normally sell through a local platform such as tixCraft, KKTIX or iBon. International Visa/Mastercard is generally accepted, and you do not need a Taiwan phone number or ID to check out. Check the festival's official channels for the confirmed price and whether entry is free or paid.
Getting there & staying
Route: From Taoyuan Airport (TPE), take the Airport MRT to Taipei Main Station, then transfer to the city MRT. Dajia Riverside Park has no MRT station of its own — get off at Songjiang Nanjing or Xingtian Temple and take a short bus, taxi or YouBike ride (~10–15 min) along the riverside path, or approach from Dazhi across the river.
On event days organisers usually lay on free shuttle buses from the nearest MRT stations — check the official schedule.
Staying: Anywhere on the Taipei MRT works, since the city is compact; Zhongshan, Songjiang Nanjing and Taipei Main Station areas are the most convenient for getting to and from the park late at night.
FAQ
Is Voices Festival free, or how do I get in?
That hasn't been confirmed yet. The organiser had not announced whether entry is free or ticketed at the time of writing — watch the official channels.
Do I need a Taiwan phone number or ID to buy tickets?
No. Taiwanese ticket platforms (tixCraft, KKTIX, iBon) let overseas visitors check out with an international card; a local phone or ID isn't required.
How do I get to Dajia Riverside Park?
There's no MRT at the park. Take the MRT to Songjiang Nanjing or Xingtian Temple and use a bus, taxi or YouBike for the last stretch, or ride an event-day shuttle bus.
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