Photo by Louise Koustrup
Roskilde Festival 2015 is coming closer and with it once again a week-long celebration of music, summer and life. Among the 175 confirmed acts of this year’s line-up, you can find besides all international names also a great bunch of local acts from Denmark. They will not only perform during the main festival days, but to fire up the festival in style a big part will already play the warm-up days on the Roskilde Rising and Apollo Countdown stages.
To help you put together your personal festival schedule, Good because Danish will introduce a couple Danish names in our “ID”-series for Roskilde Festival 2015 – today with the profile of noisy romantics The Entrepreneurs:
| Name: | The Entrepreneurs |
| Date, Time and Stage of Roskilde show: | Monday, 29. June – 23:00 – Rising // Event on Facebook |
| Genre: | Noise and Romantic Punk/Rock |
| Number of band members: | 2 (3 live) |
| Homebase: | Copenhagen |
| Roskilde Festival is… | one of the great festivals of Europe. It is about celebrating music, getting drunk, fall in love and generally having fun! |
| Favourite Roskilde Festival memory: | Sonic Youth 2006. It was an amazing show, and it showed us how rock is supposed to be played. |
| Name of (imaginary) Roskilde camp: | Rosé and Love Camp |
| Must-see show at Roskilde Festival 2015: | Communions, Father John Misty, Gooms, Young Dinosaur, The Entrepreneurs, Deafheaven, Perfect Pussy and Paul McCartney |
| Roskilde-virgin or Roskilde-veteran? | Veteran |
| Party camps or “silent and clean“ area? | Silent and clean |
| Beer or Vodka? | Rosé |
| Warm-up concerts or main festival days? | Warm Up |
| Gringo Nachos or Buggi Burger? | Buggi |
| Shower or no shower? | Shower |
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