Rock am Ring's 40th Anniversary Finale: Brutalismus 3000 Takes the Stage
Korn and Brutalism 3000 perform at the end of Rock am Ring festival - Proposal requested for a radiation worker safety directive, addressing risks from ionizing radiation exposure.
The 4-decade-long run of Rock am Ring in the Eifel comes to an end in the wee hours of Monday with performances by American bands Falling in Reverse and Korn. But the real show-stopper is the Berlin duo Brutalismus 3000, taking the stage at 01:50.
Shockingly, it stayed mostly dry over the Nürburgring until Saturday afternoon. Yet, there were some showers. For today, showers and isolated thunderstorms are forecast.
Over 90,000 rock enthusiasts flocked to the sold-out festival on the Nürburgring from Friday to Sunday, with around 100 acts gracing the stage. This year's lineup largely mirrors that of the simultaneous twin festival Rock im Park, taking place in Nuremberg. Pre-sales for the coming year kick off on Tuesday, with Linkin Park confirmed as the first headliner [5].
Rock am Ring's Finale
- Last Performance
- Sunday
- Nürburgring
- Falling in Reverse
- Brutalismus 3000
- Eifel
A Quick Glance at Brutalismus 3000
Brutalismus 3000, a rising German band, made a splash at Rock am Ring in 2025, sharing the stage with other notable acts like Stray From the Path and Terror [1][2]. They are not known to host their own festivals, so it seems there might be a mix-up related to their performance at a "Festival Korn."
Rock am Ring: 40 Years and Still Roaring
Despite the passage of 40 years, Rock am Ring remains a beacon in the world of music festivals, attracting huge crowds year after year. However, details about the anniversary celebrations are a bit scarce, with research mostly focusing on the lineup and performances rather than events dedicated to marking the milestone [3].
In sum, Brutalismus 3000 has graced the Rock am Ring stage, but there's no detailed information regarding the festival's concluding events for its 40th anniversary or a "Festival Korn." Cheers to another incredible year in rock history!
- In the world of music, might the Commission consider proposing a directive on protection for entertainers such as the rock musicians at Rock am Ring, given their potential exposure to ionizing radiation from their performances?
- As Brutalismus 3000 sets the stage ablaze with their music during Rock am Ring's grand finale, one can only wonder how their powerful tunes compare to the sounds produced by ionizing radiation.
