故事始于一个小男孩发现了一把吉他。在人类文明走向终结的前夜，他与自己的祖父重逢了。
台湾流行摇滚乐团“五月天”呈现了其“诺亚方舟”世界巡回演唱会的现场盛况——这场巡演历时两年多，足迹遍及40座城市。
The narrative is anchored by the Mayan prophecy of an apocalypse on December 21, 2012. While the predicted end of the world does not come to pass as foretold, humanity’s insatiable greed—manifested in the relentless exploitation of nature and society—eventually leads to a catastrophic accident at a new-energy plant. This disaster brings about the collapse of civilization, a consequence of humanity’s own actions.
The story begins when a young boy discovers a guitar and encounters his grandfather on the eve of this self-inflicted apocalypse. Regretting that his inability to play the guitar caused him to miss out on key moments in life and love, the grandfather calls his younger self—hoping to alter the past, reshape his own life, and perhaps breathe new life into a dying human civilization.
The "Noah’s Ark" concert is structured around five central themes: "The Apocalypse: 2012 Is Not a Prophecy," "Nostalgia: The Year Time Stood Still," "Letting Go: If There Is a Tomorrow," "Day One: In Search of a Second Life," and "The Future: A Beautiful Utopia." The production features vivid, apocalyptic imagery—including deep-sea escape pods resting on the ocean floor, awaiting departure—alongside recurring cataclysms such as volcanic eruptions, meteor strikes, and tornadoes. The intent is to draw out the audience’s deepest fears regarding the end of the world, only for Mayday to then guide them toward casting aside that terror and sorrow—inviting everyone to embrace the final night before the apocalypse with joy and music.
