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Trip-hopElectronic
Four days at the Festivalpark in Werchter, with Massive Attack, Muse, Sam Fender and Tame Impala spread across the four nights and the bill still filling in.
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Rock Werchter 2027 runs July 1 to 4 at the Festivalpark in Werchter, north of Leuven in Belgium. The festival has been naming acts a few at a time since Tame Impala in August 2026, and 16 are out so far, each with its day. Massive Attack play Thursday, Muse Friday, Sam Fender closes the Main Stage on Saturday and Tame Impala play Sunday.
Sunday is the fullest day so far, with James Blake, Angèle, Dinosaur Jr., sombr and ADÉLA alongside Tame Impala. Thursday pairs Massive Attack with Interpol, Turnstile and The Neighbourhood, and Friday sets Muse and Nothing But Thieves against Amelie Lens pres. AURA and Sofia Isella. Stages and set times are not out, and the lineup page says the bill is subject to change.
Expect alt-rock, electronic, indie rock and pop across 16 acts.
Star the acts you want now. When set times drop, your schedule is already built.
Bristol's trip-hop architects, bringing 'Teardrop' dread and LED-wall politics to one of live music's heaviest atmospheres.
Trip-hopElectronic
Paranoid space-opera rock at maximum scale, with riffs, falsetto and conspiracy concept albums built for the biggest possible stage.
Alt-rockArena-rock
North Shields songwriter writing widescreen heartland rock about the North East of England, saxophone solos included.
RockIndie rock
Kevin Parker's Perth psych project, written and played almost entirely alone in the studio then rebuilt on stage as a five-piece under a wall of lasers.
Psychedelic rockPsychedelic pop
Early-2000s New York at its most funereal and best-dressed: interlocking guitars, Paul Banks's monotone, and no wasted motion, 'Turn On the Bright Lights' still immaculate.
Post-punkIndie-rock
Monochrome California moodiness: 'Sweater Weather' and a decade of slow-burn alt-pop, reunited for a generation that streamed them into legend.
Alt-rockDark pop
Hardcore's joyful crossover kings, with dreamy interludes, stage dives, total communion, and a crowd that moves as one.
HardcoreAlt-rock
Belgium's techno figurehead, whose relentless, hypnotic peak-time sets carried her from Antwerp warehouses to the genre's biggest global stages.
Techno
Essex alt-rock built around Conor Mason's soaring falsetto, riff-heavy and made for big rooms.
Alt-rock
Viral dark art-pop with spoken-word menace over strings, Gen Z's gothic conscience with a scalpel for a pen.
Dark art-pop
Sydney pop-rock veterans who long outgrew their boy-band billing, with arena-sized hooks, real instruments, and a pop-punk past that still sneaks into the setlist.
Pop-rock
Slovak pop singer with a club producer's sense of drama, writing hooks that sound built for a strobe.
PopElectronic
Belgian pop star from Brussels whose wry, catchy French-language hits 'Balance ton quoi' and 'Tout oublier' made her a household name in the francophone world.
French popPop
J Mascis, Lou Barlow and Murph: fuzz-saturated, deafeningly loud guitar rock with slack vocals and solos that keep climbing.
Indie rockAlt-rock
Cavernous piano ballads and subwoofer bass from the producer who taught a generation of singers to sit inside their own reverb.
ElectronicAlt-R&B
Moody, reverb-soaked alt-pop from a Manhattan teenager who went from bedroom demos to festival bills: heartbreak at streaming scale.
Alt-popBedroom pop
Muse, Amelie Lens pres. AURA, Nothing But Thieves, Sofia Isella
Tame Impala, ADÉLA, Angèle, Dinosaur Jr., James Blake, sombr
July 1–4, 2027 at the Festivalpark in Werchter, Belgium, north of Leuven.
Massive Attack, Muse, Sam Fender and Tame Impala lead the 16 acts announced so far. Interpol, Turnstile, James Blake, Angèle, Nothing But Thieves, Dinosaur Jr. and 5 Seconds of Summer are among the rest, and the festival is still adding names.
Yes. Every act announced so far has a day, from Massive Attack on Thursday July 1 to Tame Impala on Sunday July 4. Stages and set times are not out yet.
Yes, through Ticketmaster Belgium. A four-day ticket is €320, a one-day ticket €143 and a two-day ticket €259, with some two-day pairings already sold out.
Thursday, July 1: Massive Attack, Interpol, The Neighbourhood, Turnstile.
Friday, July 2: Muse, Amelie Lens pres. AURA, Nothing But Thieves, Sofia Isella.
Saturday, July 3: Sam Fender, 5 Seconds of Summer.
Sunday, July 4: Tame Impala, ADÉLA, Angèle, Dinosaur Jr., James Blake, sombr.
Not yet. The lineup is split by day below, and set times are still to come. The alert on this page emails you when they're out.
Not announced yet. This page carries Rock Werchter 2027 and will carry the 2028 edition as soon as the festival announces it.
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