Day two of the festival: rain at Rock in the Park, overcast skies at the stage
Festival-goers at Rock im Park and Rock am Ring are donning raincoats and boots as the music extravaganza kicks off day two in Nuremberg and the Eifel. The initial drizzle in Nuremberg gave way to occasional sunshine, while the Eifel saw a gusty, cloudy start, but the rain held off.
Kicking off the mayhem at Rock im Park was the American rock collective, Dead Poet Society. The day promises acts like the Beatsteaks and the heavy metal sensations, Korn, to stir up the crowd. At Rock am Ring, Nothing More takes the main stage, followed by Slipknot and Rise Against as evening approaches.
Rock im Park is celebrating its big 3-0 this year, anticipating a whopping 90,000 fans and over 100 acts until Sunday. Simultaneously, the venerable Rock am Ring turns 40, hosting the same bands but staggered in time.
While specifics about lineups and highlights for the 2025 editions of these iconic festivals remain scarce in search results, past performances offer a tantalizing glimpse. For instance, Rock am Ring 2025 featured riveting performances from bands such as Polaris and I See Stars, the latter attracting a massive audience despite an early slot. Other bands on the bill included Falling In Reverse and Powerwolf. For the most accurate and detailed information about 2025's festivals, it's recommended to check the official festival websites or social media channels. So, get ready to rock and roll!
Despite the inclement weather, the music and entertainment continue to captivate festival-goers at Rock im Park and Rock am Ring, with Dead Poet Society and Nothing More respectively setting the tone for day two of the festivities. As the days progress, acts like Korn and Slipknot are anticipated to deliver electrifying performances, making the 30th anniversary of Rock im Park and the 40th anniversary of Rock am Ring a memorable event in the world of music.
