
Rock im Park
5 Jun 2026 - 7 Jun 2026
Rock im Park 2026 returns to the legendary Zeppelinfeld in Nürnberg, transforming the city into a thunderous weekend of rock, metal and high-energy live music. As one of Germany’s flagship festivals — twin to Rock am Ring — Rock im Park has, since 1997, become a cornerstone of European festival culture, known for epic line-ups, unforgettable performances and a massive international crowd. 
This year’s edition brings together a potent mix of legendary headliners and rising rock stars. Among the top names confirmed for 2026 are Iron Maiden, Linkin Park, Limp Bizkit, Papa Roach, Volbeat, The Offspring and Electric Callboy — massive names whose presence promises blistering sets, head-banging energy and a weekend of raw rock power. 
Fans can expect multiple stages packed with genre-spanning performances — from old-school metal and punk-rock to modern alt-rock and heavy grooves. Expect big productions, powerful sound, festival camping, and a crowd that lives for every riff and drop. For many, Rock im Park is not just a festival but a ritual: a time when music, community and adrenaline meet under festival lights.
If you love loud guitars, wild crowds, and the pure pulse of rock music — Rock im Park 2026 is shaping up to be one of the biggest, most unforgettable rock gatherings of the summer.
Rock im Park 2026 Lineup
Rock am Ring
5 Jun – 7 Jun | Nürburg, Germany
TICKETS ON SALE
Accommodation
Camping during the festival is included with your Weekend Festival Ticket. All you need is basic camping gear, like a tent, a camping pad and a head torch (so useful in the night). The festival offers Premium Camping options.
Alternatively, you can book nearby hotels and homes using the map below or visit or visit booking.com
Travel Info
BY CAR
BY TRAIN
Nuremberg Central Station is well connected by rail from all major cities in Germany. You can then take the S-Bahn to Dutzendteich, or the tram to Doku-Zentrum, which is the fastest way to get to your campsite.
BY PLANE
From Nuremberg Airport (NUE) take the subway to Nuremberg Train Station (12 min journey) and from there take the train to Nuernberg Frankenstadion (8 min journey). Zeppelinfeld is a short 2 min walk away. Alternatively you can take a short 15 min taxi ride to the venue.













