Rock Werchter, Belgium’s largest pop and rock festival, has announced 20 new additions to its 2025 line-up, with artists such as Weezer, De La Soul, and Caribou joining the prestigious event.
The festival, scheduled to take place from July 3 to July 6 in Werchter, promises a diverse musical experience with a mix of rock, pop, hip-hop, and electronic acts.
Hip-hop pioneers De La Soul will return to the Rock Werchter stage on Thursday, July 3, marking a much-anticipated performance.
Joining them that day will be UK DJ and producer Nia Archives, jazz collective Ezra Collective, rising star Alessi Rose, and Canadian indie rock band Mother Mother.
Additionally, GLINTSAL, the collaborative project of Belgian DJ Faisal and rapper Glints, is set to kick off the festival on Thursday afternoon.
Friday, July 4, will see legendary alternative rock band Weezer making their way to Werchter. The line-up for the day also features electronic artist Caribou, Belgian indie rock outfit Warhaus, and Arsenal, known for their genre-blending sound.
American rock band The Backseat Lovers, Belgian rapper Dikke, and singer-songwriter Sylvie Kreusch, who recently won multiple Music Industry Awards (MIAs), will also perform.
No new names have been added for Saturday, July 5, as the festival prepares for an already packed line-up. However, Sunday, July 6, will see several fresh additions, including David Kushner, whose viral hits have gained him international fame.
Also joining the bill are country-infused rapper Shaboozey, pop singer Dasha, British rock band Wunderhorse, electronic artist Bolis Pupul, and Jokke.
Flemish sensation Pommelien Thijs, who delivered one of the most talked-about performances at Pukkelpop last year, will also grace the Rock Werchter stage.
These latest additions join an already impressive roster of headliners, which includes Linkin Park, Green Day, Olivia Rodrigo, and Sam Fender.
With such a diverse and star-studded line-up, Rock Werchter 2025 is shaping up to be one of the most anticipated music events of the year.
Demand for tickets remains high, with day passes for Thursday, Friday, and Sunday already sold out. However, tickets for Saturday, as well as limited combi tickets, are still available for those eager to experience the full festival weekend.
Rock Werchter continues to cement its status as one of Europe’s premier music festivals, attracting top-tier artists and thousands of fans from around the world.
With a mix of legendary acts, fresh talent, and a variety of musical genres, this year’s edition promises to deliver an unforgettable experience for festivalgoers.
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