Linkin Park, Slipknot lead Rock For People 2025 line-up

Czechia’s Rock For People has announced its massive line-up for 2025, led by Linkin Park, Slipknot and more – see the current line-up below.

Rock For People 2025 is scheduled to take place between June 11 and 14 next year at Park 360 in Hradec Králové, Czechia. So far, two headliners have been announced for the rock and metal festival: nu metal icons Linkin Park and Slipknot. Two more headliners are expected to be announced in the lead-up to the festival. Slipknot are due to headline on June 12, and Linkin Park on June 14.

Joining Linkin Park and Slipknot are Fontaines D.C., IDLES, Poppy, Spiritbox, Skillet, In Flames, Motionless In White, Deafheaven, House of Protection and more. You can see the line-up below.

The current line-up for Rock For People 2025 is:

Slipknot
Linkin Park
Fontaines D.C.
IDLES
In Flames
Motionless In White
Poppy
Skillet
Spiritbox
6arelyhuman
Archers
Arrows In Action
Cam Cole
Castle Rat
Creeper
Currents
Deafheaven
Dream State
DZ Deathrays
Ewa Farna
Halocene
House of Protection
Jerry Cantrell
Karen Dió
Kittie
Polaris
RUWORR!ED
Static Dress
Thrice
Unprocessed
Yard

Tickets to the four-day festival will go on sale on November 18 at 10am local time via its official website.

Performs on the Rock For People 2024 bill included The Prodigy, The Offspring, Bring Me The Horizon, Yungblud, Bad Omens, Parkway Drive, Sum 41, Pendulum, Enter Shikari, Avril Lavigne and more.

In a three-star review of Linkin Park’s new album ‘From Zero’, Rishi Shah wrote for NME: “Crucially, ‘From Zero’ must be viewed as a reset, exemplified by its title which pays homage to the band’s former name: Xero. Therefore, any inevitable comparisons to their largely masterful discography must bear in mind the place from which ‘From Zero’ was born: an organic desire from Brad Delson, Dave Farrell, Joe Hahn and Shinoda to create together as Linkin Park once more. The global rock scene is surely a better place when Linkin Park are in it, and the elite moments on ‘From Zero’ – despite its shortcomings – confirm why.”