Biffy Clyro, Slayer and more announced for Roskilde festival

Those Danes sure know how to put on a festival…

April 6, 2016

Danish festival Roskilde have announced more bands to their already killer line-up, in the form of Biffy Clyro, Slayer, Gojira and Black Breath.

They join the Red Hot Chili Peppers, Frank Carter, letlive., At The Drive-In and Bring Me The Horizon, who’ll all be playing the Danish city from June 29 – July 10.

See below for the full poster, or pick your tickets up at Roskilde-festival.dk.

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