Rock werchter

Gracie Abrams, praised by Phoebe Bridgers, Post Malone, and Taylor Swift, is one of pop's most promising young artists. Drawing inspiration from legends like Kate Bush, Elvis Costello, and Joni Mitchell, the Los Angeles singer captivates with her sincere and delicate songs. Her debut album Good Riddance (2023), produced by Aaron Dessner of The National, earned her a Grammy for Best New Artist. Her latest album, The Secret of Us (2024), co-produced with Dessner, further showcases her talent. After a sold-out show at Forest National, she's ready to take on the world

Olivia Rodrigo is one of the biggest stars today, constantly delivering hit after hit. Her debut album SOUR (2021), featuring tracks like "drivers license" and "good 4 you," earned her three Grammy Awards. Named Time magazine's "Entertainer of the Year" that same year, she continued to rise with her second album GUTS (2023), showcasing her growth as a singer and songwriter. With "vampire," she landed her third #1 on the Billboard Hot 100. Her GUTS world tour, which included sold-out shows at Antwerp’s Sportpaleis, cemented her place as a defining artist of this generation. Rolling Stone calls her a pop culture icon, while Variety praised her tour as possibly the best rock show of the year. The concert film Olivia Rodrigo: GUTS World Tour is streaming now on Netflix. She will close Rock Werchter 2025 on July 6

Everything started with a text. In 2017, Marie Ulven Ringheim fell for her best friend and sent her a simple message: "girl in red." Though nothing happened between them, that excitement fueled her music. Starting in her teens, the Norwegian artist began sharing self-produced songs, with "I wanna be your girlfriend" (2018) becoming an anthem for the LGBTQIA+ community. In 2023, girl in red was chosen by her idol, Taylor Swift, to open for her on the Eras Tour. With her second album I’m Doing It Again Baby! (2024), she proves she's here to stay, marking her first appearance on the Billboard 200