Roskilde Festival Expands Lineup With FKA Twigs, Anohni And The Johnsons & More 

British producer and singer FKA Twigs and British-American art-pop ensemble Anohni and the Johnsons are among the latest round of acts confirmed for the 2025 edition of Roskilde Festival. Previously confirmed artists include Olivia Rodrigo, Doechii, Lola Young, Fontaines D.C., Deftones, Nine Inch Nails, Beth Gibbons, Arca, A.G. Cook, Stormzy, Jamie XX, and Wet Leg.

The Danish festival returns June 28 through July 5. The event is held at a site outside the town of Roskilde (which is about 35 kilometers from Copenhagen) that measures approximately 420.000 square meters.

“FKA Twigs and Anohni and the Johnsons each possess an extraordinary ability to craft groundbreaking music that resonates with both devoted music fans and wider audiences. FKA Twigs is one of the most innovative artists today, and her performance is sure to be mesmerizing. Anohni and the Johnsons deliver intense, unforgettable live experiences while also highlighting important social issues—values we share,” Roskilde Festival’s Head of Music, Thomas Sønderby Jepsen, said in a statement.

Additional acts added to the lineup include Knocked Loose, Bright Eyes, Omar S, Tierra Whack, Fujii Kaze, Al Bilali Soudan and Oxlade.

Plus, festival organizers have announced two exclusive collaborations: “Norwegian feminist black metal collective Witch Club Satan team up with Danish doom rave band John Cxnnor for a trance-inducing performance of ancient witch rituals and black metal fury, while the festival will host Big Fan’s first ever show. A duo consisting of the progressive Danish singer-songwriters Mija Milovic and Barbro, Big Fan will deliver a boundary-pushing post-rock experience, creating an original concert format through collaboration, community, and music’s transformative power.”

The festival will feature a total of approximately 200 music artists.

Tickets are on sale now. The eight-day festival pass is priced at DKK 2,550 (approx. €342) including fees. Two-day tickets for Friday and Saturday are sold out. Single-day tickets are available for DKK 1,330 (approx. €178).

All profits are donated to humanitarian, non-profit, and cultural work, with a focus on benefiting children and young people. Since the festival was launched in 1971, Roskilde has raised approximately DKK 443 million (approx. €59 million) for charitable initiatives.