Ticket sales for Roskilde Festival are moving fast, and this is now your last chance to get one-day tickets for Wednesday and Saturday.
So if you want to be there when the inner festival site open on Wednesday 1 July, or when the festival reaches its grand finale on Saturday 4 July, now’s the time to secure your ticket.
Wednesday marks the big opening celebration, when all the major stages open. The line-up includes The Cure, EsDeeKid, Wolf Alice, Jade and many more.
On Saturday, the festival comes together for its spectacular closing day with performances from Zara Larsson, Lily Allen, Clipse, Bad Gyal and more.
A single-day ticket gives you access to the concerts, food areas, art installations and everything else happening across the festival site that day.
If you want the full experience — eight days, nearly 180 concerts, world-class art and unforgettable parties under the open sky — then a full festival ticket is the way to go.
You can also still buy a single-day ticket or one of the remaining two-day tickets. Several two-day ticket options have already sold out.
Prices:
- Full festival ticket: DKK 2,600
- Two-day ticket: DKK 2,200
- Single-day ticket: DKK 1,430
Roskilde Festival is a non-profit festival. That means the profits don’t go to owners or shareholders — they go towards charitable causes instead.
Since 1972, we’ve donated DKK 476 million to projects and organisations working to support children and young people, especially when it comes to wellbeing, opportunities and hope for the future.
When you buy a ticket, volunteer or get involved with the festival, you’re helping support something that reaches far beyond the festival site itself.
