Faith No More And blink-182 Lead Rock For People 2027 Line-Up

Rock For People has announced the first wave of acts for its 2027 edition, with Faith No More joining previously announced headliners blink-182 at Park 360 in Hradec Králové, Czechia, from 2–5 June 2027.

Faith No More And blink-182 Lead Rock For People 2027 Line-Up
Photography by Marianne Brits

For Faith No More, the festival will mark their return to European stages after more than a decade away. Their appearance puts one of alternative rock’s most influential bands alongside blink-182, who will perform with Tom DeLonge, Mark Hoppus and Travis Barker.

The first announcement stretches well beyond the two headliners. Architects, Billy Talent, Killswitch Engage, Motionless In White and Napalm Death are among the established names joining the bill, alongside Neck Deep, Sleeping With Sirens, Static-X, Wage War and From Ashes To New.

Rock For People 2027 first-wave line-up poster, featuring blink-182 and Faith No More at Park 360, Hradec Králové, 2–5 June 2027
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There’s also a strong UK presence further down the line-up, with Fat Dog, Holding Absence and Guilt Trip all confirmed. Beach Bunny and Blue Medusa add a different edge to a bill that moves between punk, metal, alternative rock and indie.

For UK audiences, Fat Dog’s inclusion is particularly interesting. The South London band will head to Rock For People following the release of their second album, Cancel Me (I’m Tired), giving the band another opportunity to take their chaotic live show to a major European festival audience.

Rock For People has also shifted its dates for 2027, moving to Wednesday 2 June through Saturday 5 June and avoiding its usual clash with Download Festival.

With more acts still to be announced, Rock For People’s 2027 line-up is already bringing together several generations of alternative music, from Faith No More’s long-awaited European return and blink-182’s pop-punk legacy to Architects, Napalm Death and a newer generation of UK acts.

The festival’s first announcement suggests there’s considerably more to come before Rock For People opens its gates next summer.

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