2027.06.26 — 2027.07.03 · Coming soon
Roskilde Festival
Roskilde Festival 2027, the 55th edition, runs from 26 June to 3 July in Roskilde, Denmark. In the festival’s own words: eight days, 130,000 visitors, about 180 acts, plus art and events, run as a non-profit with all profits donated to charity. The first 18 acts were announced on 30 September: Tame Impala on the Orange Stage, with Kacey Musgraves, Caroline Polachek, Patti Smith Quartet, Ezra Collective, Suki Waterhouse and more; the rest of the line-up follows.
Among the first 18 acts announced on 30 September, Tame Impala will play the Orange Stage, their only Scandinavian festival show of 2027.
The same wave brings Kacey Musgraves, Caroline Polachek, Patti Smith Quartet and Ezra Collective; the Norwegian hip-hop duo Karpe are on their farewell tour, and this will be their last concert in Denmark.
In 1978 the festival bought the orange canopy stage from a Rolling Stones European tour, and it has been Roskilde’s symbol ever since; it is the shape in the festival’s own logo.
Watching one big set through in front of it is part of the ritual.
The festival puts it plainly: non-profit, all profits donated to charity. It has run this way since 1971, carried by thousands of volunteers.
Alongside about 180 acts, the eight days bring art and events; camp on site and you become part of the temporary city.
Checked · 2026-10-03
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For many people the life in the camping area is as important as the music.
Only the first 18 acts are announced; the day-by-day schedule and full line-up are still to come.
One-day and two-day tickets cover Wednesday to Saturday only; 26–29 June need a full festival ticket.
Campers bring their own kit, and a Danish summer can turn wet and cool.
Open festival or standing site; fixed seating does not apply. Use the current official site map.
Open official guide ↗26 June to 3 July 2027; one-day and two-day tickets cover only Wednesday 30 June to Saturday 3 July, so the first days need a full festival ticket. The first acts are announced; the day-by-day schedule is still to come.
Europe/CopenhagenPrefer organiser-listed public transport or shuttles and recheck last services close to the event.
A full festival ticket covers all eight days from 26 June to 3 July; one-day and two-day tickets are for Wednesday to Saturday only. Standard tickets are for ages 15 and up, children’s tickets for 10–14, and under-10s go free; the disabled ticket includes a free companion.
Full festival DKK 2,650 · one day DKK 1,530 (incl. fee)
Confirm accessibility services and companion policies with the organiser before travel.
Dates and entry details refer to this edition; individual sessions may differ.
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Roskilde Festival Association
Unannounced parts of this edition are not filled with promises of past performers. Each example from a previous edition is labelled with its year.
Information checked on 2026-10-03
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