Rock For People 2027 Unveils First Lineup: Blink-182, Faith No More Top the Bill
Czech rock and metal festival Rock For People has revealed the first wave of acts for its 2027 edition, with Blink-182 and Faith No More as co-headliners. The 32nd edition of the festival runs June 2-5, 2027 at Park 360 in Hradec Králové. Blink-182's appearance was already teased on the final night of this year's festival, while Faith No More's set marks one of the band's comeback shows after more than a decade off the road.
First wave of acts
- Faith No More
- Blink-182
- Architects
- Billy Talent
- Motionless In White
- Killswitch Engage
- Napalm Death
- Neck Deep
- Sleeping With Sirens
- Static-X
- Wage War
- From Ashes To New
- Beach Bunny
- Fat Dog
- Blue Medusa
The bill isn't confined to the heavy end of the spectrum: indie pop artist Beach Bunny, NME cover stars Fat Dog, and newcomers Blue Medusa are also on the initial lineup. Festival director Luděk Motyčka said landing Faith No More alongside an already-confirmed Blink-182 was a major win, pointing to the promoter's long-standing relationship with the band.
Practical details
- Dates: June 2-5, 2027
- Venue: Park 360, Hradec Králové, Czech Republic
- Edition: 32nd
- Tickets: not yet detailed — check the Rock For People website for announcements
Where the two headliners stand
Blink-182 released a 25th-anniversary digital edition of Take Off Your Pants And Jacket this past summer, featuring the 13 original tracks plus 6 B-sides. The trio's most recent studio album is 2023's One More Time…. They've already confirmed several summer 2027 European dates, including Rock Am Ring, Rock Im Park and Rock For People, plus standalone shows in Berlin, Paris and Milan the same month. According to NME, fans are also speculating the band could headline Download Festival for the first time.
Faith No More's confirmation comes right after the band announced its first live shows in over a decade — a series of co-headlining tour dates with System of a Down set for 2027.
Looking back at 2026
This year's Rock For People ran June 10-14, headlined by Iron Maiden, Bring Me The Horizon, Gorillaz and Limp Bizkit, with a bill that also included Three Days Grace, BABYMETAL, Nothing But Thieves, Basement, Gatecreeper, Joey Valence & Brae, The Royston Club, Sofian Medjmedj and unpeople.