27.11.2019

QSTOCK SHEDS LIGHT ON NEXT SUMMER’S FESTIVAL PROGRAMME, CHRISTMAS TICKET SALES BEGIN

The Darkness (UK), Amaranthe (SE) and Jinjer (UA) are the first announced foreign acts for Qstock Festival next summer.

Released in October, Easter Is Cancelled is the sixth album by English glam rockers The Darkness, formed in 2000. It is the most ambitious piece of work to date by the Suffolk four-piece. The first single and video off the album, Rock And Roll Deserves To Die, has been widely recognised around the world.

Amaranthe are a familiar group to Qstock crowds with their open-minded mixture of extreme metal and electronic soundscapes. With the Helix album released one year ago, the group have established their status among arena-class giants touring the world.

Ukrainian progressive groove metal band Jinjer have toured actively since their album success with King of Everything three years back. The fourth album, Macro, was released in October and has been received enthusiastically, as well.

Confirmed Finnish acts for Qstock 2020 include SANNI, J. Karjalainen, Vesala, Ellinoora, Pyhimys, Nelli Matula, Kaija Koo, Atomirotta and Chisu.

“The bill for summer 2020 is forming nicely. We have a classy and versatile package on our hands once again. Actual headliners will be announced early next year,” says Festival Director Mikko Forstén.

Sales of two-day tickets for Qstock has commenced on Thursday 28 November. Also purchase of drink and meal vouchers from Qstock online store is now open.

The price of a regular two-day festival ticket through Ticketmaster sales is 115 euros and a VIP ticket costs 280 euros. Arina co-op offers two-day tickets at Prisma stores in Oulu, Kempele, Kemi, Tornio and Rovaniemi for 105 euros when purchased with an S co-op membership card. A Ticketmaster processing fee of 4 euros will be added to these prices.

Special price tickets will be sold during December only, and there is a limited number of them available. Read more from the Tickets site.

Sales of one-day tickets will start in January.

-Q-