Discover the best Music Festivals in Rotterdam, from Rotterdam and many more locations. Find current dates, venues and ticket information at a glance.
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Illustrative photo Left of the Dial takes place from October 22 to 24, 2026 in Rotterdam. More than 150 emerging bands perform across over 25 stages in the city centre, with no traditional headliner in sight.
Illustrative photo Motel Mozaïque (MOMO) brings music, art and performance to dozens of venues across central Rotterdam, including Schouwburgplein, BIRD and WORM, from April 15 to 17, 2027. Part of the program remains free to attend.
Illustrative photo Boothstock Festival 2027 takes place on Saturday, 12 June 2027, from 13:00 to 23:00 in Kralingse Bos, Rotterdam. One day of house, techno, urban, hip-hop and R&B among the trees and by the lake – 18+, no camping, tickets online only.
Illustrative photo From 9 to 11 July 2027, Rotterdam Ahoy becomes the world's biggest indoor jazz stage at the North Sea Jazz Festival. Expect jazz, soul, funk and pop across up to 16 stages; the full 2027 lineup and ticket prices will be announced in phases.
Illustrative photo The North Sea Jazz Festival 2027 takes place from 9 to 11 July at Rotterdam Ahoy. As the world’s largest indoor jazz festival it features hundreds of performances across multiple stages over three days. Tickets and line-up will be announced in due course.
Illustrative photo Blijdorp Festival 2027 takes place on 7 August at Roel Langerakpark in Rotterdam. This one-day event features electronic, house and techno music in a botanical park setting. Tickets from approx. €40, age 18+.
Illustrative photo World Port Days 2027 takes place from 3 to 5 September in Rotterdam. The maritime festival features ship displays, water shows, music and fireworks along the Nieuwe Maas. Most activities are free of charge.
Illustrative photo A Day at the Park 2027 takes place on 11 September as the Summer Closing in Kralingse Bos, Rotterdam. House and techno festival from 14:00 to 23:00 with multiple stages and up to 20,000 visitors. Tickets from around €50.