Roskilde Festival: Activities & events

Activities & events

Lots of strange things take place at Roskilde. Some events are held by the audience, but should you at one point feel bored you can be sure that entertainment can be had right round the nearest tent corner.

Peculiar event troupes show up unannounced when you least expect it, and agoras at the camping ground glow from life and unpredicted ideas – funny, weird and thought-provoking. Roskilde Festival never sleeps.

Read the articles below about some of the events which filled this festival with all sorts of colouration.

We will put articles online at a running basis during Roskilde Festival 2009.

With great effort

Roskilde Festival sends two reporters on a survival tour in the Tuborg Foundation’s green Ferris wheel.

Naked Run '09

More than 1000 screaming fans, eager photographers, and 30 naked runners.

Brazilian high from last place in Roskilde’s Naked Run

Edgar F. de Oliveira Jr. has come all the way from Brazil to Roskilde just because he wanted to participate in Naked Run. Not to win, but to celebrate nakedness.

Scandinavian food for a nice price

Chili John and his mate, Harly poke their noses into the homemate Scandinavian dishes and taste the variated selection.

100 tons of steel for rock ’n roll

Orange Stage is not just a pjece of tent canvas on sticks. Here is a bunch of useful inside knowledge you can make great play with before the show begins.

Mirror, mirror on the wall

It is not just alcohol that can disturb your brain at this year’s Roskilde Festival. Displacement Pavilion is a work of art meant to confuse the guests, so what they see is not really there.

Beer for garbage

Camp Hobro casts off their inhibition and collects 815 bags of garbage in just two hours.

Orange Backstage

Some of the world’s biggest stars have trodden this stage's boards, receiving the festival-goers cheers as they strike their first chord. But how is Roskilde Festival’s throne prepared for the kings and queens of rock'n'roll?

Hello food!

Throughout the next three days, Orange Press and the rock chef Chili John will guide you through the festival food jungle. Chili John is a genuine Roskilde Festival veteran. In 1975-1984 he was stage manager at the Rhythm stage, and in 1988-1994 he served his famous chilli for the artists and stage crew behind Arena. Thursday we went hunting for tasty hangover food near your tent. The winner was the tasty morning buns.

Still rocking in 10.000 years

Do you ever wish that Roskilde Festival would continue forever? Now is the time! All you have to do is donate some blod to the artist Kristian Von Hornsleth.

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