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Up to the christmas season is the tradition, the high season for announcements of festivalnavne.
today, trying Roskilde to come under the nation's christmas trees with 18 additions to the program.
The English popduo Tears for Fears visiting Denmark for the first time in decades. According to Ekstra information has Roland Orzabal and Curt Smith had not played at home since they gave a concert in K. B. hallen in Copenhagen in 1990.
Tears for Fears would be the large in the middle of the 1980s with the singles 'Everybody Wants to Rule the World' and 'Shout'.
the Duo performs at the largest tent scene, Arena, Wednesday 3. July.
Roskilde has today also released the following international names in a multitude of genres:
Brockhampton (US), Christine and the Queens (FR), Jon Hopkins (UK), Jungle (UK), Spiritualized (UK), Converge (US), Denzel Curry (US), Flohio (UK), Joey Purp (US), Karkhana (OAK), Konstrukt (TR), The Maurice Louca Elephantine Band (EG), Neneh Cherry (SE), Octavian (UK), Power Trip (U.S.), Ross from Friends (UK) and brenn. (NO).
the Festival has previously announced headliners Robyn, The Cure and Travis Scott.
Approximately 150 other bands and soloists the coming months.
the Country's biggest festival takes place from Wednesday 3. July to Saturday 6. July, with warming from Saturday, 29. June.
Partoutbilletter costs 2100 dollars, while day tickets are sold for 1050 dollars.
The Swedish singer Neneh Cherry are among the newly added names to the Roskilde Festival. Photo: Per Lange
