Lily Allen is confirmed for Roskilde Festival as the independent, non-profit Danish festival today announces 25 new additions to its programme.

Released in 2025, 'West End Girl' marked Lily Allen's first album in seven years and quickly became one of the most talked-about pop releases of the year. The intensely personal record dissects the collapse of a marriage with unflinching honesty and has received widespread critical acclaim. At Roskilde Festival, Allen will perform the album in full and in chronological order on the festival's main stage, Orange Stage, on Saturday 4 July.

"We are thrilled to have Lily Allen perform at Roskilde Festival. 'West End Girl' marks a new chapter in her career and has received major international attention. With this album, she once again confirms her position as one of the defining voices in British pop," says Roskilde Festival's Head of Music, Thomas Sønderby Jepsen.

Clipse, Napalm Death, Jade, and Jim Legxacy among major additions
Today's announcement also includes the return of Clipse, the influential hip-hop duo consisting of Malice and Pusha T. In 2025, the brothers released the Grammy-nominated comeback album 'Let God Sort Em Out', their first project together since 2009.

Furthermore, the newly announced artists include acclaimed Norwegian duo Smerz, rising UK rapper Jim Legxacy, pop artist Jade and grindcore pioneers Napalm Death. The line-up also features experimental pop artist Jane Remover and Miami-based producer Nick León, whose club-rooted sound draws on Latin American rhythms and psychedelic textures. Nourished By Time's left-field take on R&B and Kettama's high-energy club sets add extra range.

Also joining the line-up are Congolese group Kin'Gongolo Kiniata with their punk-infused rumba, Thai band Khana Bierbood, blending psychedelic garage rock with local traditions, and Tanzanian duo The Zawose Queens, who bring gogo traditions into a contemporary context. Shapeshifting pop from Mexican Luisa Almaguer, uncompromising club music from Colombian producer Crrdr, and the experimental duo Titanic, rooted in Guatemala and Venezuela, underline the festival's global scope.

With this announcement, 74 artists from 26 countries have now been confirmed for Roskilde Festival. The final programme will feature around 180 music acts alongside a wide range of art and activism, reflecting the festival's long-standing commitment to musical breadth and cultural exchange.

Previously announced acts for Roskilde Festival 2026 include Gorillaz, The Cure, Zara Larsson, David Byrne, Ethel Cain, Kneecap, Little Simz, Yung Lean & Bladee, Audrey Nuna, EsDeeKid, Oklou, Sierra Ferrell, and ¥ØU$UK€ ¥UK1MAT$U.

Ticket information
Roskilde Festival 2026 takes place from Saturday 27 June to Saturday 4 July, and tickets are on sale now.

• Full festival ticket for the entire week costs DKK 2,600 (approx. € 348) including ticket fee.
• One-day ticket costs DKK 1,430 (approx. € 191) including ticket fee.
• Two-day tickets are also available, allowing participants to combine any two of the final four festival days on the same ticket for DKK 2,200 (approx. € 295) including ticket fee.

One-day and two-day tickets are valid for Wednesday, Thursday, Friday or Saturday during the festival's Final Days, when the largest music stages are open.

Tickets are available via Tickster, Roskilde Festival's new ticketing partner.

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The following 25 names are added to the Roskilde Festival 2026:
Clipse (US)
Lily Allen (UK)

Guldimund (DK)
Jade (UK)
Jim Legxacy (UK)
Napalm Death (UK)
Smerz (NO)

Cat Clyde (CA)
Cortisa Star (US)
Crrdr (CO)
Dying Wish (US)
Frost Children (US)
Jane Remover (US)
Jorjiana (US)
Kettama (IE)
Khana Bierbood (TH)
Kin'Gongolo Kiniata (CG)
Krøyer (DK)
Luisa Almaguer (MX)
Mark William Lewis (UK)
Nick León (US)
Nourished By Time (US)
Titanic (GT/VE)
Wicky (DK)
The Zawose Queens (TZ)

Since 1971, Roskilde Festival has brought generations together through music, art, and community. Organised by the Roskilde Festival Charity Society and powered by 27,000 volunteers, all profits are donated to humanitarian, non-profit, and cultural causes, particularly benefiting young people. Over the years, the festival has raised approximately DKK 457 million (approx. EUR 61 million) for charitable distribution.