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Rock am Ring and Rock im Park reveal 2027 line-ups led by blink-182 and BMTH

The twin German festivals run June 4-6 in Nürburgring and Nürnberg, with Die Toten Hosen completing the headline trio

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Rock am Ring and Rock im Park reveal 2027 line-ups led by blink-182 and BMTH
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German festivals Rock am Ring and Rock im Park have revealed their 2027 line-ups, with blink-182, Bring Me The Horizon and Die Toten Hosen sitting at the top of the bill.

The announcement also features Turnstile, Faith No More, Parkway Drive, The Prodigy, Evanescence, Billy Talent, Bullet For My Valentine, Lorna Shore, Beartooth, Poppy, Imminence, Motionless In White, Simple Plan, Bad Religion, Nothing But Thieves and I Prevail, among others already confirmed.

As is customary for the two events, which share essentially the same roster and take place on the same weekend in different cities, the 2027 editions are set for June 4 to 6. Rock am Ring will be held at Nürburgring, while Rock im Park takes over Nürnberg.

Tickets for both festivals are on sale through their official channels.

The billing once again places current pop punk, metalcore and hardcore acts alongside long-running rock and metal names, a balance that has defined both festivals in recent years.

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