Colombia’s Rock al Parque has revealed the lineup for its 30th anniversary edition, with Editors, Ministry, Mon Laferte, Apocalyptica, and dozens more set to perform in Bogotá from October 10th-12th.
The free festival will return to Parque Metropolitano Simón Bolívar with more than 60 international, Colombian, and local acts spanning rock, metal, punk, ska, reggae, and other alternative sounds.
International Lineup
Among the international names are Algiers, Between the Buried and Me, Darkest Hour, Stratovarius, Tokyo Ska Paradise Orchestra, and Triptykon featuring a set tied to Hellhammer and Celtic Frost.
Latin American Acts
Latin American acts include Bandalos Chinos, Los Bunk!!!!!ers, Porter, Gondwana, Rata Blanca, Ratones Paranoicos, and División Minúscula.
Latin Rock History
The lineup also looks back at Latin rock history, with former Los Prisioneros guitarist Claudio Narea set to perform and David Lebón and Pedro Aznar representing Argentina’s Serú Girán.
Colombia’s contingent includes Esteman, Medellín punk band I.R.A., and Nadie, while 26 Bogotá acts selected through the city’s district program will also perform.
Rock al Parque was founded in Bogotá in 1995 and has become one of Latin America’s largest free outdoor music festivals. For the first time, this year’s edition will expand to four stages at Simón Bolívar as it celebrates 30 editions across three decades.
In conclusion, the 30th anniversary edition of Rock al Parque promises to be an exciting event with a diverse lineup of international and local acts, and fans can look forward to an unforgettable experience in Bogotá from October 10th-12th.
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