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Robyn and Foals join Open'er Festival 2027 line-up

Swedish singer Robyn and British band Foals have joined the line-up of Open'er Festival 2027 in Gdynia, which runs from 30 June to 3 July 2027.

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Robyn and Foals join Open'er Festival 2027 line-up
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The organisers of Open'er Festival have announced more performers for next year's edition. Swedish artist Robyn and British rock band Foals have joined the programme.

Robyn returns after eight years

Robyn, known for blending pop with electronic and dance music, will play in Gdynia after an eight-year break. Her show is planned for 1 July 2027 as a late-night party on the Tent Stage. The organisers describe it as an evening she has prepared specially for the festival audience.

On the same day, sombr, The Chemical Brothers and 5 Seconds of Summer are also due to perform.

Festival tent in the evening with colourful lights
Late-night shows on the Tent Stage are a regular part of Open'er.

Foals after 11 years

Foals are one of the best-known British rock bands of the past two decades. The group will return to Open'er after 11 years and play on 30 June 2027, also on the Tent Stage. The organisers stress that the band has a special place in the festival's history.

Other names on the bill

The organisers had previously announced Tame Impala, The Chemical Brothers, The Neighbourhood and RAYE, among others. The new names add to a list of artists that is set to grow.

Dates and venue

Open'er Festival 2027 is scheduled for 30 June to 3 July. As usual, it will take place at Gdynia-Kosakowo airport.

For people living in the UK, the festival could be a chance to combine a summer trip to Poland with concerts by acts such as the British band Foals. Details on tickets and other performances are available from the organisers on the festival's website.

Sources

  1. Robyn and Foals to come to Poland in 2027. The stars will perform in Gdynia
  2. Robyn and Foals return to Open'er Festival. More artists announced

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