Open'er has expanded its 2025 lineup to include Wunderhorse, Jorja Smith, AG Cook, and others.

      Open’er Festival has announced the next group of artists set to perform at its renowned airfield venue this July, including rising rock band Wunderhorse, R&B sensation Jorja Smith, and PC Music expert AG Cook, who often collaborates with Charli xcx. Also revealed today are the NYC mischief-makers Fcukers, Australian singer-songwriter Dean Lewis, and local Polish favorite Bambi, joining previously announced acts like Lola Young, Doechii, and FKA twigs on the festival’s diverse 2025 lineup. Headlining this year's Open’er will be rock legends Linkin Park, trip-hop pioneers Massive Attack, ’90s industrial icons Nine Inch Nails, and viral sensation Gracie Abrams—such a varied lineup! Open’er 2025 will again take place at Gdynia-Kosakowo Airport in Gdynia, Poland, from July 2nd to 5th, 2025. Tickets are currently available on the festival’s official website. Last year's Open’er featured performances from artists like Dua Lipa, Foo Fighters, Charli xcx, and others—check out our review of the 2024 edition here.

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