Beyond the Mainstream: The Hidden Festival Gems of Roskilde, Outlook Origins, and Terminal V

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Festival line-ups you might have missed: Roskilde, Outlook Origins, Terminal V
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Stay ahead of the curve with our curated look at the most exciting upcoming music festival updates and lineup reveals.

#### Roskilde Festival 2027: A Diverse First Wave
The iconic Danish non-profit event, Roskilde Festival, has officially pulled back the curtain on its initial artist roster for the 2027 edition. Scheduled to transform the landscape just outside Copenhagen from June 26 through July 3, the festival is already shaping up to be a genre-defying experience.

The first 18 acts confirmed for the bill showcase a massive sonic spectrum, ranging from the psychedelic grooves of Tame Impala and the art-pop sensibilities of Caroline Polachek to the high-energy jazz fusion of Ezra Collective. The lineup also features Suki Waterhouse, the raw punk energy of Lambrini Girls, and the experimental sounds of Underscores.

“Our goal with this initial reveal is to highlight the sheer breadth of the musical landscape,” explains Thomas Sønderby Jepsen, Roskilde’s Head of Music. “We are curating a space where hyperpop, metal, hip hop, and traditional rock can coexist.” With over 100,000 attendees typically flocking to the site, this eclectic mix is designed to cater to the festival’s famously diverse community.

*For more info and to sign up, click [here](https://www.roskilde-festival.dk/en/tickets).*

#### Terminal V Shifts Gears to Glasgow
In a major strategic pivot, the powerhouse electronic music brand Terminal V is relocating its operations. After a long-standing tenure in Edinburgh, the festival is set to host its milestone 10th-anniversary celebration in Glasgow.

The event will take over Clydeside Live, the city’s premier open-air venue, marking a new chapter for the brand. This move follows the festival’s earlier announcement that it would conclude its Edinburgh residency following a final 2026 showcase. By moving to Glasgow’s largest dedicated outdoor space, Terminal V aims to scale its production capabilities, promising an immersive, large-scale experience that leverages the city’s vibrant industrial backdrop.

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