Overview
- The 34th edition sold out its 85,000-ticket capacity, with Guns N’ Roses delivering the festival’s longest headliner set and a drone tribute honoring Ozzy Osbourne.
- Organizers reinforced mud-soaked grounds with over 3,000 cubic meters of wood chips to keep the site operational despite heavy rain.
- Police recorded 68 criminal incidents, down from 86 in 2024, while the rescue service treated 2,800 attendees and hospitalized 150, marking a 10–15% decline in medical calls.
- As fans began their departure—with 30 tractors staged to assist but encouraged to self-manage—the majority had cleared the camping areas by Sunday morning, easing traffic congestion.
- With a strong community spirit credited for smooth logistics, organizers unveiled the first 35 acts for next year’s 35th anniversary and began early-bird sales, prompting mixed fan reactions.