ROCKERILL FESTIVAL WINTER: MINI EDITION

Formed in Los Angeles in the late 1990s, The Lords of Altamont draw on garage rock, psychedelia, and 1970s hard rock to create a rock 'n' roll sound that is as wild as it is electrifying. Led by Jake "The Preacher" Cavaliere, the band has cultivated an aesthetic for nearly three decades that blends biker culture, blistering organ, and incendiary riffs. After eight albums and countless tours around the world, the Lords return in 2026 with Forever Loaded, their new album released on Heavy Psych Sounds Records. A fresh blast of raw, psychedelic, and uncompromising rock 'n' roll.

test plan seeks the perfect balance point between dance and moshing.

Formed in 2022 by Rory Dickinson (bass), Michalis Fragkiadakis (guitar) and Max Mason (drums/vocals), this London-based DIY trio cultivates a ferocious blend of noise rock, dance-punk and post-hardcore.

Bursts of feedback and distorted, saturated guitars are punctuated by pounding drums and a pulsating bass, all bound together by anguished screams and chaotic energy. Their dynamic live performances invite a meeting point where volume and energy collide—intense, visceral, and raw, hitting like a punch to the gut: drenched in sweat, teeth-grinding, and gloriously unleashed.

A brand new Italo-punk band based in Brussels, the capital, to be discovered in the festival pit.
Buon appetito!

In a negligee or a miniskirt, he delivers his live performances with the convulsions of an epileptic in a straitjacket. And for good reason: since music costs him less than psychiatric treatment, Christophe Clébard does it with a knife. His method?

Stripping a synthesizer of its guts and grinding them with vocal cords, all within a synth-punk sound as rough as it is off-kilter. A neuroleptic version of Suicide, a zoned sound on the periphery of the Eastern European Triple Alliance, at the crossroads of Noir Boy Georges and ASS, the techno-grinder side of Ventre de Biche.

SixPennyMillionnaire is the protean avatar of a hybrid delta blues on steroids and doped up with hip-hop.

“Urban working class hero”, fiery and noisy, shouted between pawn shop guitars and pounding beats, influenced as much by Blind Willie Johnson and Bob Log III as by Run the Jewels or Dope D.O.D., SixPennyMillionnaire builds dance floors in the middle of industrial wastelands, with the timeless soundtrack of a generation eager for revenge playing in the background.

From the most disreputable juke joints to the most mainstream stages, this all-terrain project breaks free from all norms to preach a modern, sensitive and violent blues.

Ah, that moment between bands when you rush to the bar for another ice-cold pilsner and to chat with your mates about your exploits in the mosh pit you just left a few minutes ago... A peaceful moment that Fils Plastic and Duke will gleefully ruin by making you want to dance your ass and elbows while blasting the best tracks from their best collections. No time to rest! As Uncle Michel would say, "We'll rest when we're dead!"