Rockfest isn’t just about the bands — it’s about the people.Here’s a look at the faces, energy, and frontline moments that defined Rockfest 2025 from the crowd’s perspective.
Rockfest 2025’s final main stage day celebrated attitude and legacy. Demolition 23, The Cult, and Manic Street Preachers shaped Saturday’s atmosphere before the night’s finale.
The edges were sharp on Rockfest 2025’s final day. From crushing modern metal to hardcore punk defiance, Ghostkid, Immortal Disfigurement, and Black Flag left their mark on the Red & Black Stages.
Cinematic hard rock/melodic metal band Morningstar ignites the spirit with their explosive new anthem ‘Free’, out now on all streaming platforms!
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NY metal & hardcore legends Biohazard shared their first new music in over a decade with the already mosh pit favorite track ‘Forsaken’, a first taste of the upcoming album to be released with BLKIIBLK!
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Rock band Plush dropped their latest single ‘Why’, co-written and co-produced by vocalist Moriah Formica, David Draiman of Disturbed and Johnny K! Out now on all streaming platforms!
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French rock powerhouse, singer and songwriter Laura Cox returns with the bold new stand-alone single ‘No Need To Try Harder’, out via earMUSIC/Verycords!
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For their recent gig in Tampere’s Tavara-Asema, Viikate went with a different approach with what they called a “quiet concert”. While not everyone was happy with the set up of the gig we really enjoyed the calm and relaxed feeling of the show.
“The Baddest Man In Electronic Music” aka The Bloody Beetroots is back with another banger of a song! ‘NUMB’ features UK punk rock act Tokky Horror and blends his signature electronic music with a violent punk sound, another track from the ‘Forever’ series, out with Out of Line Music!
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Irish emo duo Greywind announced their new album ‘Severed Heart City’ to be released in September via FLG and shared another single and video with the track ‘Waterfall’!
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