Shallow Levée’s Juzuo Tour: Five Shows Across Four Dates, October 28 Ticket Sales and an Eleven-Piece Arrangement
Taipei hosts December 26–27, followed by Kaohsiung on January 9–10, 2027. The official listing confirms five approximately 100-minute shows, tickets from NT$1,280 in Taipei and NT$980 in Kaohsiung, and separate member presales.
Marking ten years as a band, Shallow Levée will reshape Speak in Silence through “Spatial Trilogy II—Juzuo,” a concert-hall tour. The official ticket page lists three Taipei shows on December 26–27, 2026, and two Kaohsiung shows on January 9–10, 2027: five shows across four dates, running approximately 100 minutes. An eleven-piece ensemble places orchestral instruments and rock on one stage. General ticket sales begin at noon on October 28.
The official key visual for Shallow Levée’s Juzuo concert-hall tour.
What sounds extend the four-piece band?
The core remains Soham on vocals and acoustic guitar, Hongcha on guitars and backing vocals, Fang Bo on bass, and Tang Xuan on drums, piano and backing vocals. Music director Lin Junxian adds synthesizer and piano, joined by Zhang Zhihan on guitar, Xu Gangkai on violin, Yang Tingzhen on cello, Zheng Liwei on trumpet, and Lin Yishuo and Wu Yue on backing vocals and percussion. Eleven performers do more than add a layer of strings to the originals: they redistribute instrumental roles and dynamic contrasts.
The programme concept extends from “Out of Reach” to Schumann’s Kinderszenen, tracing a gradual approach through the distance between extreme quiet and loudness. The production chooses curtains, music and lighting in place of elaborate LED visuals, directing attention toward sound and theatre space. This is the creative direction announced before the performances; the running order and complete sonic result remain for the actual shows.
From the Grand Hotel to concert halls: how does space become narrative?
In August, Shallow Levée completed 12 immersive performances at the Grand Hotel, bringing audiences into the album’s world through passageways and wireless headphones. Juzuo moves into seated concert halls, shifting the emphasis from movement and exploration to collective listening. It is not simply the same programme changing address: different settings continue developing the third album while expanding the scale of production in the band’s tenth year.
Lin Mengshan photographed the visuals, with all four members in nineteenth-century Romantic-era styling and monochrome images echoing the Schumann connection. The two Taipei matinees also have pre-concert talks: writer Ma Shifang on December 26 and Jungian analyst Deng Huiwen on December 27. Posters, talks and repertoire offer different entrances into one narrative. The talks are listed for those two shows, not every performance.
A monochrome Juzuo group portrait with the four members in Romantic-era styling.
How do you choose among five shows? Prices and membership rules
Taipei’s Globe Playhouse at Taipei Performing Arts Center hosts December 26 at 3pm and 7:30pm, and December 27 at 3pm, with tickets NT$1,280–3,280. Kaohsiung Cultural Center’s Chihshan Hall hosts January 9 at 7:30pm and January 10 at 3pm, with tickets NT$980–2,680. Taipei also lists a 14-person eighth-floor box at NT$32,000 and an eight-person tenth-floor box at NT$10,880, available only in general sales; these are whole-box prices, not individual seats.
The fan-club presale with a 5% discount runs from noon October 24 until 11:59pm October 26. Eligibility required joining, paying and receiving the welcome email before noon October 22; registering now does not qualify retrospectively. Members may buy two tickets in each city; general presales allow four per order. All seats are seated, with seat selection through the ticketing system on opening day. Choose your date, city and whether you want a talk, then match them to the October 28 general-sale opening, rather than remembering four dates and missing different shows on the same day.
