NEWS & FEATURES

The Youth Democracy Festival 2019

10 years of 'wordquake'

The writing workshop and non-profit publisher Ordskælv was part of Roskilde Festival 2019.

Thank you for participating - and being curious

Moments #RF19

Thank you for a very special festival. We have gathered some pictures from a festival to prove that as always we have a curious audience who embrace novelties of all kind with an open mind

Roskilde Festival 2019 highlights

Roskilde Festival 2019 is over. Here are a few concert highlights to enjoy until next year. See you for #RF50

Moeisha has participated in Roskilde Festival as both man and woman

Webisode 4: Finishing the piece

Why we support Freemuse

Roskilde Festival has donated 1,500,000 DKK to Freemuse (about 200,000€). We will work together with them to fight for the global right to artistic and creative freedom of speech.

20 year old Maja is at Roskilde after losing her mother

Breaking social heritage and what it tastes like

Lucy Dacus cancels, Penelope Isles steps in instead

Lucy Dacus has vocal cord problems and is forced to cancel her European tour. Penelope Isles will play instead.

Webisode 3: Zusa moves in at the festival

Today the festival site opens

Read more about when and where you can enter – and how to get those pit wristbands.

Webisode 2: Graffiti artist Zusa is gathering his team

In the making: New Stage, Ambereum

Webisode: Graffiti pioneer, Zusa, is working on something big

Silvana Imam has chosen this year’s Orange Donation

Roskilde Festival donates 250,000 DKK to Swedish NGO Popkollo.

I used to hide my scars but now they are a part of me

Artifact Collective will play instead of Z.E

The Swedish rapper has cancelled his concert. Instead, the Danish R&B-pop group steps in.

Waiting areas are open

Thousands have already arrived, waiting for the opening tomorrow.

How we curate the Arts programme

Interview: Silvana Imam plays Orange Stage

Copenhagen Pride opens Rainbow Room