Denmark’s non-profit festival, has revealed the first 18 acts for its 2027 edition.

Spanning genres, generations and musical expressions, the announcement includes , , Caroline Polachek, Ezra Collective, Suki Waterhouse, Lambrini Girls, Patti Smith Quartet and .

Almost 200 acts will eventually make up the music programme at the 55th edition of Roskilde Festival, Northern Europe’s largest festival, which will welcome 130,000 participants, including 27,000 volunteers.

Tame Impala leads the pack, taking to the iconic Orange Stage with a concert that will be one of only a few European festival shows in 2027.

“Roskilde Festival is a vibrant mix of sounds and expressions that both reflects the time we live in and offers a glimpse of what lies ahead. With this first announcement, we are outlining the programme with 18 acts representing vastly different sounds and tendencies. There is pop, hyperpop, rock, metal, punk, hip-hop and jazz, and both compelling new voices and major names such as Tame Impala, who are playing only a handful of European festivals this summer,” says Thomas Sønderby Jepsen, Head of Music at Roskilde Festival.

Roskilde Festival takes place from June 26th to July 3rd 2027. With today’s announcement, ticket sales have also opened. A full festival ticket for the entire week costs €355, including fees, while a one-day ticket costs €205, including fees. Two-day tickets, which allow festival participants to combine two of the final four festival days on the same ticket, €300, including fees.

Tickets can be purchased through Roskilde Festival’s ticketing partner Tickster.

Get your tickets here.

Emma Sehested Høeg (DK)
Ezra Collective (UK)
Karpe (NO)
Kundo (DK)
Lambrini Girls (UK)
Neurosis (US)
Patti Smith Quartet (US)
Suki Waterhouse (UK)
Underscores (US)

454 (US)
Drain (US)
G Jones B2B Eprom (US)
James K (US)
Konvent (DK)
Nu Jazz (US)