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 Aleks DGIL Opener was the Naughty Sweeties Tom Petty And The Heartbreakers Jul 05, 2026
 Tim Harper I think I was there.i remember an awesome, knock down performance by INXS. The Go-Go's / INXS Jul 05, 2026
 Too Olde Cat This show was actually moved to Chesterfield Ampitheater Phoebe Bridgers Jul 04, 2026
 Shakyfan 2pm Show Celtic Heart Experience Jul 04, 2026
 Aleks DGIL Was not cancelled; Steppenwolf opened for Journey 8/8/79 at Alpine Valley. Journey / John Kay & Steppenwolf Jul 04, 2026
 Aleks DGIL Bram Tchaikovsky provided a great opening set. The Cars Jul 04, 2026
 Oldshirts Show was cancelled due to a terrorist plot to kill people. Taylor Swift / Paramore Jul 04, 2026
 Artrider Anybody know who the opening band was? I can't remember. Tora Tora Jul 04, 2026
 Andreas nachtplan Day 1 and Day 3 happend at The Cobalt, Day 2 and day 4 were at Astoria, Vancouver. Verboden 2025 Jul 04, 2026
 Kurt Nielsen SAVAGE ROSE – ROSKILDE 2026 Snart 78-årige Annisette Koppel førte The Savage Rose til en af festivalens største triumfer med en fremragende og dybt bevægende koncert på Roskilde Festival. Flere omkring os var så rørte, at tårerne trillede. Bandet blev dannet helt tilbage i 1967 af Annisette og brødrene Thomas Koppel og Anders Koppel. Annisette og Thomas blev senere gift, men Thomas døde alt for tidligt i 2006. Sammen fik de datteren Naja Rosa Koppel, som i dag synger kor i bandet. Det giver en smuk følelse af kontinuitet, at næste generation nu står på scenen sammen med sin mor. Bandet er naturligvis centreret omkring Annisette, men koncerten viste også, hvor stærkt et ensemble The Savage Rose er. Musikerne fik blandt andet lov til at folde sig ud i en imponerende instrumental udgave af “Dødens Triumf”, musikken til balletten, som understregede deres enorme musikalske spændvidde. The Savage Rose er legendariske i dansk musikhistorie med deres helt unikke lyd, hvor klaver og orgel smelter sammen i et tæt sammenspil, båret af Annisettes enestående stemme. Selv som næsten 78-årig synger hun med en intensitet og kraft, som få andre kan matche. Hun kan stadig hyle som en ulv – og synge på en måde, som ingen andre. Bandet har altid været ambitiøst, kompromisløst og politisk. Annisette fortalte bevægende om sit besøg på den palæstinensiske Vestbred i 1981, hvor hun var højgravid med Naja. Den efterfølgende sang gjorde et stærkt indtryk. Koncerten sluttede med Nordahl Griegs “Kringsatt av fiender” – en stærk hymne mod fascisme og krig og for fred og menneskelig solidaritet. Hele Arena sang med. Det var et af de øjeblikke, hvor man mærker, hvad musik også kan: samle mennesker, skabe håb og minde os om, at kunsten stadig har noget vigtigt at sige. Vi gik derfra dybt rørte. THE SAVAGE ROSE – ROSKILDE 2026 Soon-to-be 78-year-old Annisette Koppel led The Savage Rose to one of the greatest triumphs of this year’s Roskilde Festival with a magnificent and deeply moving concert. Around us, more than a few people were moved to tears. The band was founded back in 1967 by Annisette and brothers Thomas Koppel and Anders Koppel. Annisette and Thomas later married, but Thomas passed away far too young in 2006. Together they had a daughter, Naja Rosa Koppel, who now sings backing vocals with the band. Seeing mother and daughter perform together gives the music an extra emotional dimension. The band naturally revolves around Annisette, but this concert also showed what an outstanding ensemble The Savage Rose is. The musicians were given the spotlight in a stunning instrumental performance of “The Triumph of Death”, music originally written for the ballet. It was a powerful reminder of the band’s extraordinary musical range. The Savage Rose has earned legendary status in Danish music history through its unique sound, where piano and organ intertwine seamlessly beneath Annisette’s unmistakable voice. Even at nearly 78, she sings with astonishing power and emotion. She can still howl like a wolf and deliver songs in a way that is entirely her own. The band has always been ambitious, uncompromising and deeply political. Annisette spoke movingly about visiting the occupied Palestinian West Bank in 1981 while heavily pregnant with Naja. The song that followed was one of the emotional highlights of the evening. The concert ended with Nordahl Grieg’s “Kringsatt av fiender” (“Surrounded by Enemies”)—a timeless anthem against fascism and war, and in favour of peace and human solidarity. The entire Arena joined in singing. It was one of those rare concerts that remind you what music can do at its very best: bring people together, offer hope, and give voice to our shared humanity. We left deeply moved. The Savage Rose Jul 04, 2026
 Altwin Ponstein Was mooi, maar miste het feest. Bleef oppervlakkig. The xx Jul 04, 2026
 P.M Wils Mooie afsluiter The xx Jul 04, 2026
 Keith Britton I think David Bowie was in the audience at this show. B‐Movie Jul 04, 2026
 Keith Britton there was alaser show, that was massively overshadowed by a huge lightning storm The Cure Jul 04, 2026
 Keith Britton Bought a carnage visors sweatshirt and had it signed by simon, lol and Robert after the gig The Cure Jul 04, 2026
 J. Lang Fonville x Fribush (@fonvillefribush): Corey Fonville (@coreyfonville) - drums Sam Fribush (@samfribush) - electric organ Morgan Burr (@steelstring_player) - guitar Fonville X Fribush Jul 04, 2026
 Kurt Nielsen DAVID BYRNE – ROSKILDE 2026 At 74, David Byrne proved on Friday night at Roskilde Festival that age is irrelevant when creativity is still bursting with life. The Arena stage was packed to capacity, and we were lucky to secure decent spots. A big thank you to our camping chairs from Jysk, which made it possible to queue comfortably well before the concert. From the very first note, we were drawn into a world where music, dance, film, stage design and choreography merged into one extraordinary artistic experience. Twelve musicians, singers and dancers, all dressed in blue, moved constantly across the stage with astonishing precision. The concert opened with images of our fragile blue planet. Throughout the evening we travelled through cities, nature and humanity, reflecting both hope and concern for the world we share. It was beautiful, thought-provoking and deeply moving. The bassist was outstanding – a dark-haired version of Tina Weymouth – and the entire ensemble performed with remarkable energy and precision. This was much more than a rock concert; it was music theatre at its very best. The setlist was a perfect blend of classics from Talking Heads and songs from Byrne’s solo career. Hearing “Psycho Killer” and “Burning Down the House” performed live, with thousands of voices singing along, was unforgettable. Between songs, Byrne shared his thoughts on the challenges facing our world with his unique combination of intelligence, curiosity and offbeat humour. He doesn’t preach—he invites us to think. That is a rare gift. I have seen many great concerts over the years, but this one will remain among the most original and complete artistic performances I have ever experienced. I’m still floating after this remarkable concert. David Byrne Jul 04, 2026
 Kathyt You are right. I will change it. I found a different date for that gig in an archive. Hoodoo Gurus / Boom Crash Opera / Hard-Ons Jul 04, 2026
 Steve Etheridge I finally got to see my favorite driver Jeff Gordon win a race in-person! Foreigner Jul 04, 2026
 SteveInEGR Holly Bowling 11/4/17 Founder's Taproom Grand Rapids, MI Set 1 Sloth Althea > Wilson Proxima B Lost Sailor Divided Sky Set 2 Stash St. Stephen >* Taste Sand > No Quarter >** Saint of Circumsatnce E: Lizards*** * w/ Shake That Thing tease (Preservation Hall Jazz Band) ** w/ Stash and Lost Sailor teases *** w/ Happy Birthday Jim shout out before the song and a Happy Birthday tease Holly Bowling Jul 04, 2026