Addison Rae, TOMORA and PinkPantheress are among the new additions to the 2026 line-up for Poland’s Open’er Festival.
The annual event is heading back to its usual site in Gdynia between july 1 and 4 next year, and earlier this year, The Cure were announced as the first headliner with their set scheduled for Friday July 3.
Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds, Calvin Harris and the xx have also been confirmed as headliners for Open’er 2026, while IDLES, Halsey, JADE, Zara Larsson, David Byrne, Renee Rapp, Sophie tukker and Clipse are all also on the bill.
Now, the festival have confirmed that Rae will play on July 4, while PinkPantheress will bring her show to the site on the same day. TOMORA, the new collaborative project from The Chemical Brothers’ Tom Rowlands and AURORA will also be playing, as will The Afghan Whigs, Horsegirl, Anna Von Hausswolff and Don west.
Tickets are on sale now and you can find yours here.
## Opener Festival 2025: Massive Attack, Doechii, and More Highlight Inaugural Event
The inaugural Opener Festival in Denmark concluded with a strong lineup and a statement of solidarity, drawing music fans from across Europe. The festival, held in Copenhagen, featured performances from a diverse range of artists, including Massive Attack, Doechii, Camila Cabello, and Wolf Alice.
## A Powerful Opening & Standout Performances
Massive Attack opened the festival by showing solidarity with the people of Palestine,setting a tone of social consciousness alongside the musical party.
Doechii delivered a especially energetic performance,described by *NME* as “turning the main stage into a swampy wonderland”. The set was lauded for its dynamic energy and captivating stage presence.
## Diverse Lineup Captivates Attendees
Beyond the headliners, the festival showcased a broad spectrum of musical talent. Camila Cabello brought her pop sensibilities to the stage, while Conan Gray captivated audiences with his emotionally resonant songwriting.
The lineup also included performances from Molchat Doma, the Belarusian post-punk band gaining international recognition, and Wolf Alice, known for their alternative rock sound. Samara also performed at the festival.
For a more detailed review of the closing night and performances, see *NME*’s full roundup here.
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