Frequency Festival 2024 in Austria

Every August, Frequency Festival in Green Park, Sankt Pölten, promises three amazing days full of energy, sun, great atmosphere, and quality music from all over the world. The festival is known for its impressive production and top world artists such as Imagine Dragons, Limp Bizkit, or Muse. The main focus of the festival is alternative music. However, its lineups also include plenty of EDM, electronic, rock, hip hop, and pop music.

Lineup of the Fest

The Frequency Festival lineup features an impressive array of artists and bands, offering a diverse musical experience for attendees. Headliners include Ed Sheeran, Apache 207, Raf Camora, Peter Fox, Calum Scott, The Offspring, Cro, Gigi D'Agostino, Tream, Rise Against, Louis Tomlinson, David Kushner, Yungblud, Timmy Trumpet, Sido, Cyril, James Arthur, and Lost Frequencies.

Additional performances will be delivered by Camo & Krooked, Dasha, Ski Aggu, Dean Lewis, Yung Hurn, Badmómzjay, Brutalismus3000, RIN, Kenya Grace, Jeremias, Makko, Raye, Leony, Levin Liam, Grandson, LANY, Feine Sahne Fischfilet, Paula Hartmann, Artemas, Neil Frances, Domiziana, Zoe Wees, Jazeek, Querbeat, Ivo Martin, and many others.

Tickets & Location

The Frequency Festival, located about an hour from Vienna, offers several ticket options. A day ticket ranges from €99.99 to €109.99. The FQ 24 Festival Pass, which covers four days, is priced at €289.99. For a more exclusive experience, the VIP Festival Pass for three days is available for €399.99.

Past Performers

Its past lineups included Nine Inch Nails, Die Ärzte, R.E.M., The Killers, Die Fantastischen Vier, Kasabian, Radiohead, Peter Fox, The Prodigy, Billy Talent, Thirty Seconds to Mars, LCD Soundsystem, Foo Fighters, Seed, Rise Against, The Chemical Brothers, Korn, Placebo, The Cure, Blink-182, The Eclectic Moniker, Bo Ningen, Hozier, and more.

History of Frequency Festival

The Frequency Festival has been held in Sankt Pölten, a city in Lower Austria, since 2009. From its inauguration in 2001 to 2009, it was held in Salzburg at a local motor racing track. From the very beginning, the festival has been sponsored by FM4 Austrian radio station, and featured many German and Austrian rock and heavy metal bands. In the last years, its focus has shifted towards electronic genres and alternative fields of mainstream music.