Rock im Park 2019

Zeppelinfeld, Nuremberg, Germany
7-9 June 2019

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Lineup

Sharing the biggest lineup with Rock am Ring

Rock im Park is a rock music festival in Nuremberg, Germany.

With twin festival Rock am Ring, their combined popularity and legacies are only matched in Europe by Reading and Leeds Festival.

Taking place at Zeppelinfeld (which seemingly influenced the festival's appropriate Led Zeppelin-inspired branding), the historic complex is now home to some of world's most prestigious rock and metal bands that pass through Germany throughout the summer.

The two festival's combined attendance sees over 150,000 congregate over the course of the three-day excursion, and with memorable performances from illustrious headliners Metallica, Rage Against The Machine, Black Sabbath, Rammstein, and Red Hot Chili Peppers in the past, it's easy to see why.

2019

Headliners

Tool
Die Ärzte
Slipknot
Slayer
Bring Me the Horizon
The Smashing Pumpkins
Die Antwoord
The 1975
Tenacious D

Lineup

Die Ärzte
Bring Me the Horizon
Die Antwoord
Alligatoah
Dropkick Murphys
Sabaton
Architects
Feine Sahne Fischfilet
Three Days Grace
Trivium
Seiler und Speer
Alle Farben
Left Boy
Starset
I Prevail
Kovacs
Underoath
The Fever 333
Alice Glass
nothing,nowhere.
Juke Ross
Ryan Sheridan

Slipknot
Marteria & Casper
Tenacious D
The BossHoss
Bastille
Bonez MC & Raf Camora
Kontra K
Amon Amarth
Godsmack
Hot Water Music
KC Rebell
Eagles of Death Metal
Black Rebel Motorcycle Club
Graveyard
The Struts
Kadavar
Atreyu
Like a Storm
Adam Angst
coldrain
Blackout Problems

Tool
Slayer
The Smashing Pumpkins
The 1975
Slash feat. Myles Kennedy & The Conspirators
SDP
Foals
Alice in Chains
Halestorm
Arch Enemy
Cage the Elephant
Behemoth
Welshly Arms
Beartooth
Against the Current
Drangsal
Kvelertak
While She Sleeps
Deadland Ritual
IDKHOW
Badflower
Bad Wolves
Power Trip

The large, modernised complex at Zeppelinfeld includes an indoor arena, motor-sport circuit and a football stadium which was used in the 2006 World Cup. Rock im Park has called it home since 2007.