Rock for People has announced Halsey as the final headliner for 2026

Tickets for the festival are now on sale, with VIP options limited.

Rock for People has announced Halsey as the final headliner for its 31st edition.

The event, set to take place over five days from 10th to 14th June 2026 in Park 360, Hradec Králové, Czechia, will also feature Gorillaz, Limp Bizkit, Bring Me The Horizon, and Iron Maiden as headliners, and further sets from Wolf Alice, Yard Act, Alessi Rose and more.

Michal Thomes, the founder of Rock for People, says, "It's great that we're closing the announcement of the biggest festival names with a world-class modern headliner who has dominated the lineups of giant international festivals such as Reading & Leeds. We are very happy that Halsey's first Czech performance will take place at Rock for People."

Tickets for Rock for People 2026 are available now, with options for VIP and COMFY+ tickets nearing sell-out.

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