Legacy Taiwan Announces October 2026 Lineup Across Three Venues
Legacy Taiwan has published its full October 2026 program across all three of its venues — Legacy Taipei, Legacy TERA and Legacy Taichung — totaling 29 shows (some spanning two consecutive nights). The Taipei venue opens the month on October 2 (Fri) with UK act PREP, and closes it on October 31 (Sat) with Taiwanese band Won Fu's "Wonster Festival." Ticketing details for each show are available via Legacy Taiwan's official channels.
What's on at Legacy Taipei
The Taipei schedule mixes international touring acts with Taiwanese artists. International names include PREP (Oct 2), Lorna Shore (Oct 4), Henry Moodie (Oct 5), Silica Gel (Oct 17), FLOW (Oct 18), Mukai Taichi (Oct 22), Mateus Asato (Oct 29) and Kiefer (Oct 30). Taiwanese artists on the bill include Wang Tai Hsiang, Austin Lee, Kuo Tzu & Floating Flowers Band, Lo Chi-Ying (Hsiao Chiu), Hooderboi and Won Fu.
What's on at Legacy TERA and Legacy Taichung
Legacy TERA leans toward fan meetings and Japanese, Korean and Thai artist events, including OK Taecyeon's fanmeeting (Oct 3), TayNewPolcasan's Family Trip (Oct 4), FANTASTICS' Taipei show (Oct 18), LenaMiu's fan meeting (Oct 23) and Yoko Takahashi's Asia tour stop (Oct 24). Legacy Taichung carries four shows across the month: a flour party event (Oct 10), the Wrestling Brotherhood show (Oct 17), Aoi Teshima's winter mini-tour stop (Oct 25) and Kanho Yakushiji's 10th-anniversary Heart Sutra tour (Oct 31).
Practical details
- Venues: Legacy Taipei, Legacy TERA, Legacy Taichung
- Dates: shows run between October 2 and October 31, 2026 (29 shows total across all three venues, not daily)
- Ticket prices: not yet announced in the source schedule
- On-sale times: not yet announced; check Legacy Taiwan's official page for each show
- Ticketing platform: not specified in the source
Why it matters
For fans weighing a trip to Taiwan, October 2026 offers an unusually dense run of international bookings in one city — spanning UK, Korean and Japanese acts alongside a strong slate of Taiwanese artists, concentrated across a single promoter's three venues.