Another seven bands confirmed
Published: September 19 2024 at 08:33
Now we can release seven more confirmed acts for next summer's festival. We start with Finnish veterans Sonata Arctica who will deliver world-class power metal. Ozzy's old guitarist Gus G is coming to Knislinge with his Firewind to give you heavy metal by the minute. Classic MOXY come over from Canada for an exclusive gig. They haven't been to our latitudes since Sweden Rock Festival 2001. From the British Isles we deliver the classic NWOBHM band Praying Mantis, still fronted by the brothers Troy. They sound better than ever. Trust it.
We also give you Black Ingvars who come to Knislinge to give us classic, fat riffs, packaged in Swedish children's songs, dance band songs, etc. Mood booster deluxe! Last year, Canadian punk rockers The Anti-Queens were supposed to appear, but their agent at the time messed everything up and the European tour was cancelled. Now they are on again! We end this annkuncement with something as unique as a Finnish Humppa band in Eläkeläiset. They have had epic success at Sweden Rock, Wacken and many other big festivals. Now they bring their Humppa to Knislinge and we guarantee that this band will not leave anyone untouched!
Remember to buy your ticket early. This includes entry to the pre-party on 4/7. We are selling a total of only 4000 tickets for that day. So first come first served!
We present the last three bands for the pre-party on the 4th of July. So we can then present the last three acts that are ready for our pre-party on the 4th of July. First up is the Bourbon Boys , led by Raubtier's Pär Hulkoff, who will deliver his mix of country and southern rock, cast in a northern mold. Sweden's very own rednecks are coming to Knsilinge! From Glasgow comes the classic metal band from "back in the days", namely Heavy Pettin' , which many of us who were hard rockers in the 80s remember with songs like "Sole Survivor" and "In and out of Love" among others. We finish with a band...
Published 14 October 2024 at 11:01
Bonafide to Time To Rock with brand new song! A hard working band! Yes, you can really say that about Swedish Bonafide, which was formed back in 2006. Two years later, they broke through on a wide front when, in the same way as Myrath, they did a double gig at Sweden Rock Festival. Within a day of their own gig, the group replaced Sebastian Bach on the main stage. After only releasing one record and barely existing for two years. Luckily the members were not pigeons back then (as we say in Sweden). The song Fill Your Head With Rock, which was written for Sweden Rock, was named one...
Published 12 October 2024 at 08:28
Nestor, Smash Into Pieces and many more confirmed! Seven more acts confirmed! We are continuing with band releases for 2025, starting with the Falköpingsbandet, which has taken everyone by storm and is one of the most desired bands for the festival. A success story like no other and a fantastic live band: NESTOR . A really cool stage show is also promised! Furthermore, we have a fond return for a band that has also become immensely popular in our long country. A lot because of both of their awesome contributions in Melodifestivalen. This is also one of the most desired bands. This is how you get: SMASH INTO PIECES...
Published 24 September 2024 at 08:53
Tickets to be released September 9 AM 9 CET The tickets go on sale on Thursday 5 September at 09.00. TICKETS & CAMPING 2025
Published 5 September 2024 at 08:31
The Wildhearts confirmed for 2025! Now we can then present another booking that we are really proud of! His birth name may be David Leslie Walls, but he is known as Ginger Wildheart. He started his career in The Quireboys, where he was guitarist between 1987 and 1989. When he quit the choirboys, he started his own band The Wildhearts which has a much harder and punkier sound, but still with clear, catchy melodies. A nice mix between the Beatles and the Sex Pistols! Ginger (vocals/guitar) is undoubtedly Wildheart's leader and only constant. Some former members have come and gone, others have come and gone and...
Published 4 September 2024 at 09:01