Roskilde Festival 2027: dates, ticket prices from DKK 1,530, camping, the first line-up and how to get there from Copenhagen

💡 The Short Version: Roskilde Festival 2027 runs from Saturday 26 June to Saturday 3 July, eight days, in Roskilde, 30 km west of Copenhagen. A full ticket is DKK 2,650, a two-day ticket DKK 2,230 and a one-day ticket DKK 1,530, all including fees, sold through Tickster. The campsite opens on 26 June and closes on 4 July. The first 18 acts include Tame Impala, Caroline Polachek and Kacey Musgraves. Roskilde is about 25 minutes by train from Copenhagen Central Station. Or book a guide in the city: the Classic City Walking Tourad is from DKK 142.

⚠️ One-day and two-day tickets cover Wednesday 30 June to Saturday 3 July only. The full ticket covers all eight days, from Saturday 26 June.

Tickets

Tickets are sold through Tickster, and the links are on the festival’s ticket page. Roskilde says it is non-profit, and that a ticket supports its work for children and young people.

The line-up

The first 18 acts announced are Tame Impala, Caroline Polachek, Kacey Musgraves, Emma Sehested Høeg, Ezra Collective, Karpe, Kundo, Lambrini Girls, Neurosis, Patti Smith Quartet, Suki Waterhouse, Underscores, 454, Drain, G Jones B2B Eprom, James K, Konvent and Nu Jazz. The full list is on the line-up page.

The Orange Stage, the festival’s main stage, from the crowd. Photo: Wouter Kiel, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 2.0.

Camping

The campsite is open from Saturday 26 June to Sunday 4 July 2027. Across it there are toilets, showers and water stations, food stalls and small shops. The festival offers four types:

• Regular Camping: no reservation; you find a space for your own tent when you arrive. If you are travelling as a group, arriving early improves the chance of finding room to camp together.
• Special Camping: pre-arranged options, among them a booked spot for yourself or your whole camp, areas where the music is turned off at night, areas with fixed setups and furnished tents.
• Community Camping: areas built around shared interests or activities, which people apply to join.
• Volunteer Camping: for volunteers.

The Roskilde Festival campsite from the air. Photo: Bob Collowan, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0.

You can rent camping equipment from the festival and collect it on arrival, which suits people flying in or coming by public transport. Early Entry gives access to the camping area before the official opening. The festival says details of the special camping options, sales and Early Entry follow later.

Tents rented from the festival, pitched in the campsite. Photo: Kim Bach, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0.

Getting there from Copenhagen

Roskilde is about 25 minutes by train from Copenhagen Central Station, and almost all trains heading west stop there: see Roskilde from Copenhagen. The festival recommends public transport, with connections to several of its entrances depending on where you are staying. A drop-off area is close to the festival and parking is available for participants. Its arrival guide for 2027 is published in spring 2027. Fares are in Copenhagen public transport; a City Pass Large for zones 1 to 99 covers the train.

Weather

June averages 21.3°C by day and 12.4°C at night, with 63 mm of rain over 8.5 days, and July 23.1°C and 14.3°C. At the end of June the sun sets at about 21:57. The months are in the best time to visit Copenhagen.

Where to stay

Copenhagen is a train ride from the festival. Where to stay in Copenhagen compares the areas, and hotels near Copenhagen Central Station lists the ones beside the station where the Roskilde trains leave.

Next

Roskilde from Copenhagen covers the cathedral and the Viking Ship Museum. For the days around the festival, see 3 days in Copenhagen and Copenhagen with kids. Other festivals in the month are in the best time to visit Copenhagen.