Invite your colleagues, clients, or business partners behind the scenes for an unforgettable and unique festival experience at Northern Europe's largest festival.
Backstage Village is Roskilde Festival’s professional workspace and networking area. It is a hub for partners, professionals, and media. Backstage Village serves as the focal point for guided tours, facilitated workshops, talks, debates, and other activities that reflect the festival’s profile. This is a space for concentrated work for media, for facilitating partner workshops, talks, tours, and more. Above all, it’s a place where professionals can enjoy the community, the festival, and informal networking in a relaxed atmosphere.
Roskilde Festival is a non-profit organisation that donates all of its proceeds to charity each year. So, when you buy a ticket to Roskilde Festival, you are supporting humanitarian and social organisations and initiatives worldwide.
We offer two different B2B packages for Roskilde Festival 2025:
- B2B Tickets
- B2B Events
If you’re interested in purchasing tickets for Roskilde Festival 2025, please contact us at sales@roskilde-festival.dk.
B2B Tickets
These tickets grant access to Roskilde Festival and Backstage Village.
Prices:
- One-day tickets: 3350 DKK
- Full festival tickets: 5775 DKK
B2B Events
These tickets are for organisations wanting an inside experience of Roskilde Festival.
Included in the ticket:
- Access to Roskilde Festival and Backstage Village
- Access to the Backstage Lounge in Backstage Village, where we provide complimentary drinks and snacks
- A point of contact who will help plan your visit and be available on the day itself
- The option to book a table in Backstage Dining before reservations open to other guests
- Presentations from key members of Roskilde Festival’s management
- Access to our Hospitality rooms for professional presentations
- Themed guided tours of Roskilde Festival with Roskilde Tours
Prices:
- One-day tickets: 4150 DKK
- Full festival tickets: 7150 DKK
Inspiration for themes
Each year, Roskilde Festival gathers more than 130,000 people, all of whom consume resources and impact the environment — as we do ourselves during the festival’s construction. We all share a responsibility to care for the climate, protect nature, and preserve biodiversity locally and globally. We especially address this by reducing our resource consumption and prioritising responsible sourcing. We apply circular principles to prevent resource waste by minimising waste generation and ensuring more and better recycling. Join our sustainability team as they explain what this means when we build Denmark's fourth-largest city, and take a tour to see examples around the festival site.
Roskilde Festival has a special responsibility to support youth and amplify young voices. With our scale comes an obligation and the potential to foster awareness, engagement, and change, which must be exercised responsibly. We are committed to shaping perspectives among young people on contemporary issues such as climate and sexuality, and we support youth initiatives throughout the year with our donations. Meet our social team to learn how this influences our activities and the layout of the festival site.
For us, artistic sustainability means driving change and development in the cultural sphere while promoting equal access to both creating and experiencing art.
Art provides a lens through which we can see what might otherwise go unnoticed. We have a role in strengthening art’s place in society, actively supporting emerging artists and making the festival a platform for new artistic encounters, formats, and experiments. Meet our art team to hear more about our artistic programme, and explore the festival site to experience it firsthand.
