Parkpop 2022
Festival Info
Previous Editions
About:
Parkpop is a free one-day outdoor music festival that takes place in The Hague, Netherlands. The festival was first held in 1981 and has since become one of Europe's largest and most popular music festivals.
Past headliners for Parkpop have included UB40, DI-RECT, and MAAN. The festival is known for its diverse lineup of performers, its festive atmosphere, and its commitment to providing free access to live music.
Famous For:
Parkpop is famous for being the largest free one-day pop music festival in Europe. It is known for its diverse lineup of performers, its high-energy atmosphere, and its commitment to providing a platform for established and emerging artists to showcase their talents.
Creation Purpose:
The festival was created to celebrate pop music and provide a platform for pop music performers from around the world to showcase their talents. The founders of the festival sought to create a space where music fans could come together and experience the best in contemporary pop music.
Fun Facts:
Parkpop takes place on the last Sunday of June every year and attracts hundreds of thousands of visitors from around the world.
Impact On The Music Industry:
One relevant impact that Parkpop has had on the music industry is its ability to promote and showcase pop music to a wider audience.
Parkpop 2022 at a glance
When did Parkpop 2022 take place?
Festival was scheduled from 12 Jun to 12 Jun 2022 (0 day(s)).
Where was Parkpop 2022 held?
Parkpop takes place in The Hague, Netherlands. Here is the full address of the festival: The Hague, Netherlands
Who headlined Parkpop 2022?
Di-rect, Maan, UB40 featuring Ali Campbell, Kevin, Goldband, Froukje.
What were the main genres at Parkpop 2022?
The most popular genres and subgenres of the past edition were:
pop
rock
punk
alternative
cover
dutch pop
indie
piano
pop rock
psychedelic
punk rock
soundtrack
Full Lineup
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Check festival's official website to see the latest up to date line up scheduled at Parkpop.
