The Scandinavian equivalent of Glastonbury, and established in the same year, Roskilde is likewise about much more than just
music, despite boasting more than 150 live acts.
A strong supporter of humanitarian causes, the festival promotes
environmental awareness to its 75,000 festival goers and relies on an army of volunteers to supervise and manage the festival,
leading to a uniquely relaxed vibe.
As well one of Europe's premier music bills, festival goers can look forward to
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The Scandinavian equivalent of Glastonbury, and established in the same year, Roskilde is likewise about much more than just
music, despite boasting more than 150 live acts.
A strong supporter of humanitarian causes, the festival promotes
environmental awareness to its 75,000 festival goers and relies on an army of volunteers to supervise and manage the festival,
leading to a uniquely relaxed vibe.
As well one of Europe's premier music bills, festival goers can look forward to
a wide range of activities spanning wall climbing, skating, cinema, poetry slam and book readings, as well as the more traditional
market stalls and workshops.
Despite being a weekend event, camping is available in the week building up to the festival,
this year from 1 July.
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