<div class="pagecontent-row-container"><div data-size="small" data-block-type="intro" class="row"><div class="row__sizer"><div data-cb-row-container="" class="row__inner"><div data-cb-wysiwyg="" id="iz0k"><p>With the warm breeze and a southwest wind, not just spring vibes but also 23 fresh names flew through the open window of the Pukkelpop office. Get ready for&nbsp;<strong>RY X</strong>,&nbsp;<strong>Suki Waterhouse</strong>,&nbsp;<strong>STONE</strong>,&nbsp;<strong>Amaarae</strong>, and more to bring the heat to Pukkelpop!</p><p><strong>NO&nbsp;FRIDAY LEFT&nbsp;</strong><br>Pukkelpop Friday, featuring Chappell Roan, Oscar and The Wolf, and Michael Kiwanuka, sold out at lightning speed - hopefully, fans of these next acts were quick on their feet too.&nbsp;<strong>STONE&nbsp;</strong>gallops in with rock that winks at the past, while centaur&nbsp;<strong>horsegiirL</strong> high-steps straight into the Pink Pony Club.&nbsp;<strong>High Vis</strong> sharpens the hardcore edge, and&nbsp;<strong>Mogwai</strong>’s latest work is bound to hit like a sledgehammer live. Need more chaos ‘n roll?&nbsp;<strong>Palaye Royale</strong> is on the bill.&nbsp;<strong>FLO</strong>, often dubbed the new Destiny’s Child, get all-area access, alongside Dutch DJ superstar Jyoty. And rounding out this Friday’s fresh names:&nbsp;<strong>The Dare</strong> - American singer, musician, and producer (including&nbsp;<i>Guess&nbsp;</i>by Charli XCX).<br><br><strong>SATURDAY IS GOING FAST</strong><br>If Saturday’s your day, don’t wait - tickets won’t last long anymore. Aussie music wizard<strong> RY X</strong> will melt your soul, afro-pop queen&nbsp;<strong>Amaarae</strong>, fresh off a sold-out U.S. arena tour with Sabrina Carpenter, is also pulling up. And also get ready for Luude bringing his massive drum ‘n’ bass pop bangers! Expect wild garage rock from&nbsp;<strong>The Chats</strong>, razor-sharp post-punk from&nbsp;<strong>Yard Ac</strong>t, UK garage genius&nbsp;<strong>Interplanetary Criminal</strong> (yep, the mastermind behind&nbsp;<i>B.O.T.A. (Baddest Of Them All)</i> edit) and the one-and-only post-punk sax madness of&nbsp;<strong>DEADLETTER</strong>.</p><p>Already announced for Saturday: A$AP Rocky, IDLES, Joost, Khruangbin, Netsky, Paul Kalkbrenner, ANOTR, Mk.gee, Sub Focus, The Last Dinner Party, and Wallows.</p><p><strong>SUNDAY'S GOT MORE</strong><br>Just added to Sunday’s lineup!&nbsp;<strong>Suki Waterhouse</strong> juggles her roles as actress, singer, model, and mother while blending folky Americana, alternative nineties vibes, and indie pop. Producer&nbsp;<strong>Mall Grab</strong> is a big name in the house and techno world, while Swedish star&nbsp;<strong>Loreen</strong> remains immortal thanks to her Eurovision classic&nbsp;<i>Euphoria</i>. Drum wizard&nbsp;<strong>Yussef Dayes</strong> is one of the most electrifying live performers of his generation,&nbsp;<strong>Good Neighbours</strong> delivers pure feel-good bounce pop, and Groningen’s own&nbsp;<strong>Benwal</strong> is taking over - from underground raves to massive festival crowds.</p><p>On a heavier side,<strong> Paleface Swiss</strong> brings their deathcore-meets-beatdown bulldozer, while post-punk powerhouse&nbsp;<strong>The Murder Capital</strong> delivers razor-sharp intensity.</p><p>Also performing on Sunday: Queens of the Stone Age, Papa Roach, Justice, AURORA, Royel Otis, Zwangere Guy, MEUTE, Sammy Virji, The Beaches, MALUGI, and Viagra Boys.<br><br><strong>TICKET INFO</strong><br>Friday and combi tickets sold out within a few hours. Saturday might be the next sold-out day, and tickets for Sunday are still available through <a href="https://tickets.pukkelpop.be/en/"><u>Pukkelpop's official ticket website.</u></a></p></div></div></div></div><div data-size="small" data-block-type="button-row" class="row"><div class="row__sizer"><div data-cb-row-container="" class="row__inner"><div data-cb-container="button-row" class="button-row"><a href="https://www.pukkelpop.be/en/line-up/abc" data-block-type="button" class="button">LINE-UP</a><a href="https://tickets.pukkelpop.be/en/" data-block-type="button" target="_blank" class="button">TICKETS</a></div></div></div></div></div>

<div class="pagecontent-row-container"><div data-size="small" data-block-type="intro" class="row"><div class="row__sizer"><div data-cb-row-container="" class="row__inner"><div data-cb-wysiwyg="" id="i0sp"><p><strong>Vampire Weekend, The Kooks, Rudimental, and 14 more new names for Pukkelpop – ticket sales start Saturday.</strong></p><p>Seventeen new names for Pukkelpop! A perfect gift for our Pukkelpoppers, with each artist carefully chosen and wrapped with the utmost care. The unboxing remains thrilling until the very last moment, with every name a new surprise you won’t want to miss.<br><br><strong>Friday, August 15</strong>, is shaping up to be a cozy tea party in the Pukkelpop backstage with Chappell Roan, Chase &amp; Status, Oscar and the Wolf, Jamie xx, Michael Kiwanuka, and Pommelien Thijs. Also dropping by for a coffee in Kiewit: Berlin duo&nbsp;<strong>DJ HEARTSTRING</strong> with their bouncing hypertrance, and&nbsp;<strong>I Hate Models</strong>, teetering between the&nbsp;<i>untz</i> of raw, nostalgic techno and the&nbsp;<i>oempf</i> of a kick that hits where it hurts. Moshpit alert!&nbsp;<strong>I Prevail</strong> effortlessly shifts between emotional depth and sheer power, from their viral&nbsp;<i>Blank Space</i> cover to knockout punches like&nbsp;<i>Bow Down</i> and&nbsp;<i>Breaking Down</i>.</p><p>DIY artist and multi-talent&nbsp;<strong>Montell Fish</strong> brings his craft to anyone drawn to deep lyrics and dreamy lo-fi. Expect an electrifying DJ set from legendary drum ‘n’ bass trio&nbsp;<strong>RUDIM3NTAL</strong>. Catchy riffs, 200% singalong-proof, and a staple since 2006—who doesn’t recognize the intro of&nbsp;<i>Naïve</i> within three seconds? Exactly,&nbsp;<strong>The Kooks</strong>! And last but not least,&nbsp;<strong>Vampire Weekend</strong>, indie pop’s ultimate pinball machine, rounds out Friday’s fresh batch of names. For now.</p><p><strong>Saturday, August 16</strong>, a must-see for anyone who loves thinking outside the musical box: the popular house duo&nbsp;<strong>ANOTR</strong>, blending disco, soul, funk, and jazz into an instant mood booster.&nbsp;<strong>“</strong><i><strong>Mk.gee&nbsp;</strong>is from New Jersey.</i>” That is, quite literally, his entire official artist bio. It fits perfectly with his mysterious, offbeat pop - a unique fusion of The Police, Peter Gabriel, and Prince, yet entirely his own sound. From deep basslines to iconic festival anthems, there’s no doubt:&nbsp;<strong>Sub Focus</strong> helped shape drum ‘n’ bass and remains one of the genre’s biggest names.&nbsp;<strong>The Last Dinner Party</strong> is the musical translation of centuries-old art history. In 2023, they added their own personal footnote with&nbsp;<i>Nothing Matters,</i> sparking a devoted fanbase both online and off. For&nbsp;<strong>Wallows</strong> fans, the waiting game is in full swing this year - counting down not just to their new EP&nbsp;<i>More</i> (out March 28), but also to&nbsp;<strong>Saturday, August 16</strong>, a day that promises to be well worth the wait.<br><br>A$AP Rocky, IDLES, Joost, Khruangbin, Netsky, and Paul Kalkbrenner have already been added to the Saturday lineup in recent weeks.<br><br>Queens of the Stone Age, Papa Roach, Justice, AURORA, Royel Otis, and Zwangere Guy will be heading to Kiewit on&nbsp;<strong>Sunday, August 17</strong>, and today, five new names are joining the lineup. From humble fanfare at Food Wood in 2019 to a full-blown showband,&nbsp;<strong>MEUTE</strong> in 2025 is more than ever a must-see.&nbsp;<strong>Sammy Virji</strong>, the patron saint of UK Garage, will also be there on Sunday. For those who’ll miss their weekly therapy at Pukkelpop,&nbsp;<strong>The Beaches</strong> have got you covered with perfect music for broken hearts, searching souls, and anyone who loves a good rock band. No drama at the&nbsp;<strong>MALUGI</strong> DJ booth, though—it’s&nbsp;<i>all smiles, no breaks.</i> Last but not least, the raw, sarcastic post-punk of Swedish&nbsp;<strong>Viagra Boys</strong>.<br><br><strong>TICKET SALES</strong><br>Ticket sales begin on Saturday, February 22 at 10AM via Pukkelpop’s official ticket website: <a href="https://tickets.pukkelpop.be/en/" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">tickets.pukkelpop.be</a>. Make sure to buy your tickets only through this website.</p><p><strong>TICKET AND CAMPING INFO</strong><br>A&nbsp;<strong>day ticket</strong> (Friday, Saturday, or Sunday) costs&nbsp;<strong>€129</strong>. The VIP version is priced at&nbsp;<strong>€220</strong>. Regular public transport from the NMBS is included in all festival tickets. Thursday festival tickets are not available separately. If you want to attend the official festival opening on Thursday, you can do so with a Friday ticket or a combi ticket. A&nbsp;<strong>combi ticket</strong> is priced at&nbsp;<strong>€282</strong>, the VIP version costs&nbsp;<strong>€430</strong>. You can also buy&nbsp;<strong>food and drink vouchers</strong> at a discount through <a href="https://tickets.pukkelpop.be/en/" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">tickets.pukkelpop.be</a> until July 31. 20 Food &amp; Drink tickets cost €69.</p><p>Camping is half the fun for many Pukkelpoppers, so extra attention has been given to the services and comfort. All info:&nbsp;<a href="http://www.pukkelpop.be/nl/info/campings"><u>www.pukkelpop.be/nl/info/campings</u></a>.</p><p><strong>STAGGERED PAYMENT</strong><br>If you are at least 18 and have a credit card, you can opt for payment in three installments at&nbsp;<strong>no extra cost</strong>.</p><p><strong>PKP25: NEW!</strong><br>If you prefer to camp in style and luxury, you’ll definitely find your match at the new Camping Glampy.&nbsp;<br>All details: <a href="www.pukkelpop.be/nl/info/campings/camping-glampy">www.pukkelpop.be/nl/info/campings/camping-glampy</a>.<br><br>In addition to regular services, NMBS is adding paid night trains on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday nights. More information will be available soon at&nbsp;<a href="http://www.nmbs.be/pukkelpop"><u>www.nmbs.be/pukkelpop</u></a>.&nbsp;</p></div></div></div></div><div data-size="small" data-block-type="button-row" class="row"><div class="row__sizer"><div data-cb-row-container="" class="row__inner"><div data-cb-container="button-row" class="button-row"><a href="https://www.pukkelpop.be/en/line-up/abc" data-block-type="button" target="_self" data-color="primary" class="button">line-up</a><a href="https://tickets.pukkelpop.be/eng" data-block-type="button" target="_blank" data-color="secondary" class="button">tickets</a></div></div></div></div></div>

<div class="pagecontent-row-container"><div data-size="small" data-block-type="intro" class="row"><div class="row__sizer"><div data-cb-row-container="" class="row__inner"><div data-cb-wysiwyg="" id="i5w9"><p style="text-align:justify;"><strong>PUKKELPOP PIZZA</strong><br>Putting together a lineup is like picking a pizza. You’ve got the classics—margherita, quattro stagioni, pepperoni—or something with a surprising twist: avocado, Nutella, blue cheese… And then there’s the ever-controversial Hawaiian pizza—the sweet-savory mix that some love and others hate. A recipe for debate, and that’s exactly what makes both pizzas and lineups so exciting.<br><br><strong>FIREWORKS ON FRIDAY</strong><br>Grammy-winner&nbsp;<strong>Chappell Roan</strong>,&nbsp;<strong>Chase &amp; Status</strong>, and&nbsp;<strong>Oscar and the Wolf</strong> are already locked in for Friday, August 15, alongside trailblazing techno queen<strong> Amelie Lens</strong>, who recently sold out Flanders Expo 3 times with her sister-in-charms, Charlotte de Witte. British producer and DJ&nbsp;<strong>Jamie xx&nbsp;</strong>will also be there, blending UK garage, house, and post-dubstep with influences from soul, jazz, and world music. Singer-songwriter&nbsp;<strong>Michael Kiwanuka</strong>? Yep, present!&nbsp; Delivering warm, captivating, melancholic melodies that wrap around you like a cozy blanket. And to top it all off ...&nbsp;<strong>Pommelien Thijs</strong>. The queen of the MIA’s, who opened the Main Stage last year for 40,000 Pukkelpoppers, is more than ready to take WTF to the next level.</p><p style="text-align:justify;"><br><strong>SUN ON SATURDAY</strong><br>A$AP Rocky, IDLES, and Joost are already part of the lineup and it just keeps getting better with the sunshine-infused psych-rock of&nbsp;<strong>Khruangbin</strong> and the godfather of Belgian drum ‘n’ bass, and PKP regular,&nbsp;<strong>Netsky</strong>.&nbsp;<strong>Paul Kalkbrenner</strong> remains loyal to his signature techno sound and will be adding a fifth wristband to his Pukkelpop collection on Saturday, August 16.</p><p><br><strong>BLISS ON SUNDAY &nbsp;</strong><br>No better day than Sunday for the enchanting, feel-good vibes of Norwegian artist&nbsp;<strong>AURORA</strong> - magical and mysterious, just the way we love it. Also showing serious fondness for&nbsp;<strong>Royel Otis</strong>, the Australian indie duo who went viral with covers of&nbsp;<i>Murder on the Dancefloor</i> and&nbsp;<i>Linger</i>, and have since built a solid live reputation.</p><p>Earlier,&nbsp;<strong>Queens of the Stone Age</strong>,&nbsp;<strong>Papa Roach</strong>, and&nbsp;<strong>Justice</strong> were also confirmed for the final day of Pukkelpop and Sunday, August 17, will also be a standout for fans of&nbsp;<strong>Zwangere Guy</strong>, who will be performing his only festival set of the summer. Since his last major show at Pukkelpop 2023, a lot has happened: he became a father, starred in the feature film&nbsp;<i>Comeback</i>, worked as an author/actor/composer for the series&nbsp;<i>PUTAIN</i>, and is now counting down to the release of his new album, dropping on September 24.&nbsp;</p></div></div></div></div><div data-size="small" data-block-type="button-row" class="row"><div class="row__sizer"><div data-cb-row-container="" class="row__inner"><div data-cb-container="button-row" class="button-row"><a href="https://www.pukkelpop.be/en/line-up/abc" data-block-type="button" class="button">MORE INFO</a></div></div></div></div></div>