Do., 2. Jul. – Roskilde Festival Roskilde Website says:

Hottest festival in 33 years.

Each year, the audience speculate in weather statistics with the ever relevant question – will Roskilde be sunny or rainy? It is not say whether it is due to climate changes or other conditions, but weather conditions at Roskilde Festival tend to be quite extreme.
So when it gets hot, it gets very hot. The sun actually warmed up the place in such as degree that '09 turned out to be the hottest Roskilde in 33 years.

Audience came along… eventually

It was almost as if…

Do., 3. Jul. – Roskilde Festival RF Website says:"A much needed sunny year. As it is often the case when following a rainful year, it was difficult to sell tickets to Roskilde Festival in 2008. 2007 had flushed many people away, and the result was that only 68,000 of the 75,000 available tickets were sold.
This did not put a damper on the party, though. In the camps there was persistent talk of a "party revenge". The weather helped with lots of sun from the first Sunday and all the way through the week until the final Sunday when a…

Do., 5. Jul. – Roskilde Festival Roskilde says: "Six stars to the audience
Roskilde Festival ‘07 was characterised by extreme rainfall, which greatly affected the festival – about 100 mm of rain fell throughout a total of 35 hours of rainfall. Nevertheless, the festival kept standing on its muddy but strong foundation, because the indispensable audience and priceless volunteers chose to defy the rain and kept the orange flag flying. Distinctions of excellence were to be handed out left and right. The audience got their medals for having defied the weather gods and strongly rejected nemesis. The dedicated audience could…

Do., 29. Jun. – Roskilde FestivalRoskilde Festival says: "Eight days and at least 79,000 visitors made Roskilde Festival 2006 the biggest of its kind in Europe.

More than 170 bands, loads of exciting performances and a multitude of art experiences created a festival so successful it was placed among some of the greatest festivals ever.
A new swimming lake proved to be a success – helped well on the way by the excellent weather. And a new lounge stage called Bar’n mesmerized many visitors with an intense atmosphere and laid back music.
On the festival’s seven stages, the audience…

Do., 30. Jun. – Roskilde Festival Roskilde Festival about 2005: "Roskilde Festival ‘05 was an incredibly successful and peaceful party with fantastic music and sunny weather. Right from when the first guests raced into the camping grounds to when the music finished Sunday night, Roskilde Festival 2005 was a music party rich in experiences – the weather was fantastic, and the atmosphere among the guests was most excellent. The music programme worked to the point with only few cancellations. The artists delivered great and joyful experiences on both small and large stages, and the festival guests often left the concerts…

Do., 1. Jul. – Roskilde Festival
Website says: "It was a festival up against many odds, from heavy rains to the last-minute cancellation of one of the headliners (David Bowie didn't play?). But the audience was undeterred!
People partied, people laughed and there was fun all round - with no shortage of enchanting experiences in between raindrops.
The audience loved the new camping squares, and despite the mud, the concerts drew extremely large crowds. Roskilde went at full blast all week!"

ok, because of fucking weather conditions and heavy drinking / smoking I just managed to see full concerts of:…

Do., 26. Jun. – Roskilde Festival '03"The weather, the music and the atmosphere - it was all at its best at Roskilde Festival 2003. With an early ’sold out,’ which meant 75,000 guests, a great event was ready to be launched. And with lots of well-received concerts and the perfect festival weather, the luck was shining on the festival.
The 2003 initiative with a renewed festival area with new stages and surroundings lead to a better flow and spreading of the audiences." (from festival-website)

I watched full concerts of Skank, Tomahawk (crazy Mike Patton!), The Eighties Matchbox…

Do., 27. Jun. – Roskilde Festival '02

I remember watching full concerts of the one and only St. Thomas (R.I.P., fantastic musician!), Mum, Television (that was quite boring!!), The (International) Noise Conspiracy (Revolution Rock from SWE!), Black Rebel Motorcycle Club (Wall of Noise, tent was filledl!!), The Chemical Brothers (Rocked da house again!), Manu Chao Radio Bemba Sound System (again a huge party with this great partypack), The Beta Band (awesome), New Order, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Pet Shop Boys (impressing to see the hit makers live, Neil is a great entertainer) , The Notwist (best concert 2002), and we…

Do., 28. Jun. – Roskilde Festival '01
i enjoyed Peaches (funny sexy electro woman), George Thorogood & The Destroyers, Beck, Wyclef Jean (great gig, whole lotta party, fantastic musician), Placebo (great!), Grandaddy (YES, finaly I had the chance to see one of my all time favourites!!), Faithless, Stereo MC’s, Queens Of The Stone Age, Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds (as usual - incredible Nick), Manu Chao (Party till feets were burnin!!), Robbie Williams (big!), Neil Young & Crazy Horse (as usual - Crazy Horse rocks so much!!) u.a.

Do., 29. Jun. – Roskilde Festival 2000
this was the most disgressing and sorrowful festival I've ever been. I was there, at the Pearl Jam incident. It was raining, cold, and i stood far in the back of the audience. So I watched the videoscreen, and wondered whats happening. Nothing was clear. Eddie Vedder pleased the audience not to press, to go one step back… And then I saw Eddie Vedder, how he stepped back, his eyes - full of cares - fearfully opened. He had realised something very bad… band went off stage, and after a while the festival…