Rock, Sea & Mogwai: Rolling Stone Beach 2025 offers over 30 acts. Now an overview of the line-up, tickets and weather conditions for the festival weekend
Rock’n’Roll with Baltic Sea flair: The Rolling Stone Beach festival will take place again on Weissenhäuser Strand on November 21st and 22nd. It brings more than 30 national and international artists to Schleswig-Holstein. Here is an overview of all the information about the event.
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The line-up
The festival Friday
The headliners of the first evening are Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, who have been delivering rock music since 1998 that, according to ME author Julia Lorenz, “sounds like introspection,” but sometimes also “like shoegaze played in leather jacket mode.”
Also performing are Chuck Prophet & His Cumbia Shoes, We Are Scientists, Billy Nomates, Friska Viljor, My Ugly Clementine, Night Moves, Picture Parlor, Roo Panes, Nichtseattle, Dubinski, Amos the Kid and Nyssa.
The festival Saturday
On the second evening, Mogwai will be on stage as headliners. The band, founded in Glasgow in 1995, only released their latest album AS THE LOVE CONTINUES in January 2025, about which ME author Sven Niechziol wrote, among other things: “The Scottish post-rockers oscillate between walls of noise and electronic gadgets.”
Also taking part are the Bob Mold Band, Jon Spencer & Band, Die Sternen, Joan As Police Woman, MRCY, Hamish Hawk, Bilk, Mary in the Junkyard, Deadletter, Junodream, Stella Bridie, Finn Forster, Old Mervs and The Truffauts.
Tickets
Pre-sales for Rolling Stone Beach 2025 have already begun. Festival passes are available with or without accommodation. Both options can be booked separately – as long as they are available.
The festival pass is valid for the entire weekend and grants access to the event site. With the festival wristband you can enter and leave the area as you wish during the event times. Accommodation is not included in the regular festival price.
Festival passes with accommodation are included here to acquire. Festival passes do not include accommodation here available. Anyone who books accommodation via Rolling Stone Beach can choose between several offers. The package includes entry to all day and evening events, access to the swimming paradise, two nights’ accommodation in the selected category, tourist tax and booking fee.
In addition, day passes can now be purchased for 79 euros. They are set for Friday here for acquisition and here for Saturday. These tickets do not include accommodation.
Arrival
The seaside resort on the Baltic Sea is located around five kilometers from Oldenburg in Holstein, on the Hohwacht Bay and the north coast of the Wagrien peninsula. The Weissenhäuser Strand holiday and leisure park can be reached via the A1 motorway (Hamburg–Lübeck–Oldenburg in Holstein, direction Fehmarn, exit Oldenburg-Mitte, exit no. 10).
Train passengers get off in Oldenburg (Holstein). From there you can get to the festival site via a pick-up service from the spa administration, bus or taxi.
Weather
In November, the weather on the Baltic Sea is already wintery cold: according to long-term forecasts, temperatures fluctuate between 6 and 10 degrees. A few hours of sunshine are possible, but swimming in the sea is only for the die-hard – at the end of the year the average water temperature drops to around 9 degrees.