Wu Yue, VOOID, Dolphin Kick and Hung Shen-Hao Share a Double Bill at Billboard Live Taipei on Oct 4
Billboard Live TAIPEI is staging a one-day, two-show event called "Billboard 4 LIVE SHOWCASE" on Sunday, October 4, 2026, bringing together four acts whose lineups overlap in an unusual way. The 5pm show pairs solo artist Wu Yue with band VOOID, while the 8pm show hands the stage to Dolphin Kick and Hung Shen-Hao. Tickets are already on sale.
What was announced
The two sets share more than a stage: Wu Yue is also the lead vocalist of Dolphin Kick, and Hung Shen-Hao is a core member of VOOID, meaning the same two people appear across both shows in different formats — solo one moment, full band the next. The event is being framed by the venue as an intimate, seated rock listening experience, in keeping with Billboard Live TAIPEI's sit-down showcase format.
Show details
- Date: Sunday, October 4, 2026
- Show 1: doors 4:00pm / start 5:00pm — Wu Yue & VOOID
- Show 2: doors 7:00pm / start 8:00pm — Dolphin Kick & Hung Shen-Hao
- Venue: Billboard Live TAIPEI, 7F, ATT 4 FUN, No. 12 Songshou Rd., Xinyi District, Taipei
- On sale: since September 9, 2026, 6:00pm
- Tickets: billboardlivetaipei.tw
- Price: NT$1,199 across most seating tiers (Orange, Deep Blue, Medium Blue, Pink, Light Blue); paired seating (Green) NT$2,398
Why the lineup matters
The double bill is essentially a snapshot of two strands of the same scene. Wu Yue's solo set foregrounds her voice and songwriting, built around personal, observational lyrics — a contrast to her role fronting Dolphin Kick, a band known for lyrics grounded in everyday life and unpredictable live sets. Hung Shen-Hao, meanwhile, has a long track record in Taiwan's independent scene going back to Transparent Magazine before VOOID and his solo work — here he appears twice in one night, first as a guitarist in a band, then as a solo artist.
What hasn't been announced
The source does not specify setlists, whether the two shows share any songs, or additional guest appearances. No further tour dates beyond October 4 have been mentioned.