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Three Rising Taiwanese Singer-Songwriters Share a Bill at Witch House, Sept 17

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Three Rising Taiwanese Singer-Songwriters Share a Bill at Witch House, Sept 17

Three names from Taiwan's emerging singer-songwriter scene — Lu Chieh-Ta (呂杰達), Cheng Hsiang-Yu (鄭翔予) and Chung Chien-Hui (鍾建暉) — will share a bill on September 17, 2026 (Thursday) at Witch House (女巫店), a long-running live house in Taipei's Da'an District. Doors open at 19:00, with the show starting at 19:30.

What was announced

The event is billed as Wake Up, New Generation! (《酒醒吧!新生代》), pairing three younger-generation songwriters who have each been active on the circuit in recent years. It's a one-night joint performance rather than a tour — all three appear on the same bill at the same venue.

Practical details

The concept behind the bill

Organizers frame the show around a five-stage arc — "seeking, imitating, producing, personalizing, presenting" — pointing to a creator's journey from imitation to building a personal voice. All three performers are emerging singer-songwriters who have been active in recent years, and this joint bill has them sharing the same night at Witch House.

The official copy describes the older generation as "brutal mentors," opening with the line "hold my beer" as a call-out to those predecessors, then using the phrase "open a new one" as a metaphor for the new generation striking out on its own. The show's title, Wake Up, New Generation!, extends from that idea.

Original coverage (Chinese): https://www.artists.tw/news/jieda-lu-hsiang-yu-cheng-chien-hui-chung-witch-house/
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