The xx, Future Islands and Halsey are among the latest bands announced for Roskilde, which has today added a whopping 77 new additions.
Also new to the bill are Slowdive, The Avalanches, The Jesus and Mary Chain, Royal Blood, Hamilton Leithauser, Sigrid, Shame and loads more.
Head of Programme Anders Wahrén says: “It’s a crazy, climactic feeling to finally present the full line-up with 173 acts that collectively represent what we think is the most defining, challenging and relevant music in 2017. Artists like Solange, The Weeknd, Lorde and The XX have generated so much buzz around the world at a young age. They are, to us, proof that the world won’t run out of headliners anytime soon. They represent both the present and the future, performing alongside emerging artists such as Sigrid, Princess Nokia, Shame and Noah Carter.”
This latest batch joins headliners Foo Fighters, Arcade Fire and The Weeknd. Roskilde takes place in Denmark from 24th June – 2nd July. Tickets are available now.
Also new to the bill are Slowdive, The Avalanches, The Jesus and Mary Chain, Royal Blood, Hamilton Leithauser, Sigrid, Shame and loads more.
Head of Programme Anders Wahrén says: “It’s a crazy, climactic feeling to finally present the full line-up with 173 acts that collectively represent what we think is the most defining, challenging and relevant music in 2017. Artists like Solange, The Weeknd, Lorde and The XX have generated so much buzz around the world at a young age. They are, to us, proof that the world won’t run out of headliners anytime soon. They represent both the present and the future, performing alongside emerging artists such as Sigrid, Princess Nokia, Shame and Noah Carter.”
This latest batch joins headliners Foo Fighters, Arcade Fire and The Weeknd. Roskilde takes place in Denmark from 24th June – 2nd July. Tickets are available now.
Here it is. The full line-up for Roskilde Festival 2017!
Get your ticket before it’s too late: https://t.co/xFpUcctmmf #RF17 pic.twitter.com/RMdC9HddPS— Roskilde Festival (@orangefeeling) April 5, 2017
