Qiu Out 2026 Announces Fourth Lineup Wave, Two Days in Taipei This October

Qiu Out 2026, a Taipei music festival, has announced its fourth wave of performers via official Instagram. The lineup includes the special curated set "Sleepless Eternity," FunkyMo, Gestalt Otome × Uta Naho (Japan), Jibuwoyu, and Taika (Japan). The event runs October 10 (Saturday) to October 11 (Sunday), 2026, at Taipei Water Park and Gongguan Riverside Plaza, with a paid two-stage format across both days featuring 12 acts total, including dedicated solo sets. Tickets are on sale now.
Fourth wave lineup
- Sleepless Eternity (curated set)
- FunkyMo
- Gestalt Otome × Uta Naho (Japan)
- Jibuwoyu
- Taika (Japan)
"Sleepless Eternity" Lineup and Alpaca Treatment Opening
"Sleepless Eternity" is this edition's curated set, bringing together members from multiple Taiwanese bands on one stage. The announced lineup:
- Tsui Mei Hao | Xiao Su, Meng Yan
- Lily | Wei Zuo
- Mao Xiu | Mu Hua
- Alpaca Treatment | Jiang Peng
Alpaca Treatment will open this set with a 20-minute performance. Formed in Taipei in 2022, the band consists of guitarist Jiang Peng, drummer Zhou Weichen, and bassist Lin Guanwen, blending metal-inflected post-rock with blackgaze under the ethos "soft or heavy, an internal revolution."
FunkyMo crosses over from electronic music production into Taiwanese-language soul, with organizers describing the work as centered on everyday themes and a direct style.
Ticket Information
- Date: October 10 (Saturday) – October 11 (Sunday), 2026
- Venue: Taipei Water Park, Gongguan Riverside Plaza
- Format: Paid two-stage, 12 acts total across both days including solo sets
- Exclusive solo-set tickets: NT$999 (Takuya Kuroda / Kan Sano / YELLOW / Hello Nico / That's My Shhh)
- Chara solo-set exclusive ticket: NT$1,314
- Presale single-day ticket: NT$1,980
- Presale two-day ticket: NT$2,980 (bundle of four at NT$11,200, averaging NT$2,800 each)
Previously announced solo-set artists include Japanese jazz trumpeter Takuya Kuroda, keyboardist/producer Kan Sano, YELLOW, Hello Nico, That's My Shhh, and Japanese singer Chara.