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Rock al Parque 2026: Here Is the Complete Lineup for the Festival Celebrating 30 Years in Bogota

Bogota is preparing for a historic edition of Rock al Parque, which in 2026 will celebrate three decades with a lineup bringing together artists and bands from different generations, genres, and countries. The festival will take place from October 10 to 12, 2026, at Parque Metropolitano Simon Bolivar, with free admission for the public. The […]

Rock al Parque 2026: Here Is the Complete Lineup for the Festival Celebrating 30 Years in Bogota

Bogotá is gearing up to commemorate the 30th anniversary of Rock al Parque, the renowned free music festival. Scheduled to take place from October 10 to 12, 2026, at the iconic Simón Bolívar Park, the festival will feature a multi-genre lineup of over 60 acts from 15 countries. This edition, themed "30 years, 30 editions, rocking Bogotá," aims to celebrate the evolution of the festival and the power of music in uniting diverse generations and cultures.

The festival will showcase international stars from rock, metal, ska, and other genres, alongside established Colombian bands and emerging talent. Among the headline acts are Chilean-Mexican sensation Mon Laferte, Finnish string-metal ensemble Apocalyptica, and U.S. industrial metal powerhouse Ministry. Lesser-known but equally exciting acts from Latin America and Spain will also take the stage, such as Argentine legends Rata Blanca and Gondwana, Colombian acts like NarcoRacia and Narcocracia, and Spain's Tokyo Ska Paradise Orchestra.

The lineup pays tribute to Colombia's rich rock scene, featuring both veteran acts like I.R.A. and Nadie and emerging local bands such as Esteman, Lika Nova, and Skampida. The festival will provide a platform for Colombian musicians to share their music with a broader audience, while also offering festival-goers an immersive experience in the country's vibrant music culture.

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