So, linkin' park is livenation so the best guess would be copenhell.... but who knows.... Now there's a woman singing, maybe it's on roskilde's bookers radar.... statistics: Posted by Jackster1976 — 13:39 - 1 day ago ..read more

They said that this is it. They had a maybe 5 year hiatus some 6-7 years ago. Funny characters and a true gem when playing live. You never knew what to expect. statistics: Posted by Wallu — 15:34 - 2 days ago ..read more

I wouldn't have mind. The only time i saw him was in copenhagen en Royal Arena, considering i live in Madrid... i don't have problem with mainstream, i think they are far better performers than all the new hiphop, rnb, etc hypes. And i Know because i have seen mostly all of them (in both categories, mainstream and hiphop-Rnb). I prefer mainstream killing the indie than hiphop (and i like a lot hiphop) killing the indie, at least when we are talking about live shows. statistics: Posted by Jackster1976 — 15:47 - 1 day ago ..read more

Martin Horn Pedersen wrote: ↑ 21:02 - Aug 31 Sux you wont come to Roskilde but drop me a msg here or on txt if in CPH at other timesW Will do, have spent 3 months of my life at RF but only ever seen CPH train station , next year will hit the town and check out the local scene, see you then... statistics: Posted by Mr Tuborg — 11:50 - 3 days ago ..read more

Oh my god. Just want to share my experience, with trying to get tickets today. SHAME on Ticketmaster. Waited in queue for more than an hour (fair enough). Got some standing tickets on hand for the Dublin show, around 120-130£ each. Expensive? Yes. Would I be willing to pay that? Yes. The site magically crashed, when I tried to proceed to payment. When I got back in 5 minutes after, the exact same fucking tickets were 415£ each. Expensive? OH YES. Willing to pay? Absolutely  no. So thanks to good old Ticketmaster, for operating with dynamic pricing, and taking the shit from fans around ..read more

The Økonomi udvalg had to move the approval of the local plan from the 14th August meeting to the 28th August meeting. That means that it can't be approved on the city council meeting on the 4th. Of September. So now it will be approved 1 month later. I don't hope it means anything for the timeline. statistics: Posted by bongo-anders — 19:24 - Today ..read more

bongo-anders wrote: ↑ 20:52 - 1 day ago Oasis has ruled out Glastonbury and other festivals, we will probably have to wait for dumper 2026. I'll take a wild quess and say Royal Arena in fall or winter and the  Northside/Tinderbox/Roskilde/Smukfest next summer. Or they have split up again. you never know... there are some bands out there that hate each other off stage, but still play together. for instance; a-ha have separate backstages and are only together on stage. statistics: Posted by (hed) — 6:52 - Today ..read more

linkin park also seem to be reuniting. i wouldn't see them as a "roskilde name" earlier, but these days i guess anything goes. statistics: Posted by (hed) — 6:02 - Today ..read more

Looks like it is finally happening, with the Oasis reunion. For now the rumours include only UK shows at Heaton Park, Wembley and Etihad Stadium - and maybe a headline spot at Glastonbury. If the continue to tour Europe (and festivals), Roskilde HAS to make the booking. It would of course be one of the "nostalgic" shows, but with Blur, Strokes and Foo Fighters the last years, it seems to fit perfect in. This is a dream come true for me. Saw them in 2009 in Hamburg, a couple of months before they split, and I have wished for a reunion since that day. GET IN. statistics: Posted by jonasporsbo ..read more

One of the best bands in the world, 22 Pistepirkko, played their last show yesterday in a free festival in Vantaa arfter 44 years. Luckily I was there. This was truly history in the making. The atmosphere was out of of this world. The band was out of this world. Thank you Asko, PK and Espe. Truly amazing. iframe statistics: Posted by Wallu — 18:34 - 1 day ago ..read more