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Bospop is an annual rock festival in Weert, Netherlands. It started off in 1981 as an initiative by the local youth, as an event for local amateur bands. Within a few years, it was able to book renowned Dutch bands like Fatal Flowers, Herman Brood & His Wild Romance [1] and Golden Earring. [2] With the help of Mojo Concerts, it upscaled in the 90s and started to book international artists like John Hiatt and Marillion. [3]

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Line-up from 2000 onwards

EditionDateStageArtist / band
Bospop 2000Saturday 8 JulyMainstage Green Lizard, Kane, Dilana Smith, Paul Weller, De Dijk, Tower of Power
BluestentMarcel Scherpenzeel, Sugercane, Connie Lush, Drippin' Honey, Carl Verheijen
Sunday 9 JulyMainstage After Forever, Within Temptation, Spock's Beard, Anathema, Rowwen Hèze, Lukather & Winter, Joe Satriani, Dream Theater
BluestentAna Popovic Band, Cindy Peress & Band, Mason Casey, Matt Minglewood, AM5, Tinos Gonzales
RocktentArabesque, Henk Janssen, Hangnail, Orange Goblin, Vanden Plas, The Flower Kings, Clutch
Bospop 2001Friday 13 JulyMainstagePalace of the Brave, Beam, Ilse DeLange, Venice, Anouk, The Black Crowes
Female StageKaja, Birgit Schuurman, Peppercorn, Ellen ten Damme, Judith
Saturday 14 JulyMainstageSuperfly 69, Nashville Pussy, Paradise Lost, De Heideroosjes, Pendragon, Living Colour, Savatage, Megadeth
RockstageRicocher, Toyz, House O Flies, Porcupine Tree, Vengeance, Treshold, Apocalyptica, After Forever
Blues StageStarfish Bowl, Lance Keltner, Cuban Heels, Parker's Alibi, Marcus Malone, Aynsley Lister, Jon Amor
Bospop 2002Friday 12 JulyMainstageFools Fatal, Van Dik Hout, Venice, Willy Deville & Band, Toto, UB40
TentWealthy Beggar, Di-Rect, Rosemary's Sons, Def P & Beatbusters, Dan Baird & Friends, Fish
Saturday 13 JulyMainstageRaging Speedhorn, Silkstone, In Extremo, Moonspell, Suicidal Tendencies, Kane, Therapy?, Bush
RockstageAgitator, Brainstorm, Pro-Pain, Bigelf, The Quill, Blood Or Whiskey, Australian Nirvana, My Dying Bride
Bospop 2003Friday 11 JulyMainstageAction in DC, Ten Years After, Saxon, DIO, Motörhead, ZZ Top
RockstageSleazy Dreams, Tacker, Jovink (en de Voederbietels), Subway To Sally, Danko Jones, Bonnie Raitt
Saturday 12 JulyMainstage Intwine, Ilse DeLange, 16 Down, Blof, Anouk, INXS, Simple Minds
RockstageSlow Poke Rodrigo, BR5-49, Spanner, Daniël Lohues, The Gathering, The Alarm, HIM
Bospop 2004Donderdag 8 JulyMainstage Novastar, The Doors of the 21st Century
Friday 9 JulyMainstage Deep Purple, Status Quo, Cheap Trick, Thunder, Gotthard, Vernon Reid
Rockstage Anthrax, Wishbone Ash, Rose Tattoo, Adler's Appetite, Raging Slab, Supergum
Saturday 10 JulyMainstage Zucchero, Todd Rundgren, Blof, Patti Smith, Solomon Burke, Di-Rect, Beef
RockstageLittle Feat, John Mayall & the Bluesbreakers, Walter Trout & The Radicals, Wilco, Echo & Bunnyman, Imperial Crowns, The Sheer
Bospop 2005Saturday 2 JulyMainstage Joe Cocker, Roger Hodgson, Marillion, Uriah Heep, Steve Lukather, Peter Frampton, V-Male
Tent De Dijk, Hayseed Dixie, Last Supper, The Sheer, Vido, Cannery Row
Sunday 3 JulyMainstage Iron Maiden, Y&T, Within Temptation, Masterplan, In Extremo, Dragon Force, SQY Rocking Team
Tent Porcupine Tree, My Dying Bride, Overkill, Mastodon, White Cowbell Oklahoma, Action in DC
Bospop 2006Friday 7 JulyMainstage Fiction Plane, The Charlatans, Sting
Saturday 8 JulyMainstage Nada Surf, Living Colour, Gabriel Ríos, Starsailor, Beth Hart, Anouk, Simple Minds
Tent The Mad Trist, Daize Shayne, Popa Chubby, Stream of Passion, Glenn Hughes (Deep Purple), The Alan Parsons Project
Sunday 9 JulyMainstage Steve Harley & Cockney Rebel, Racoon, Gov't Mule, Joe Jackson, The Tragically Hip, Roxy Music, Simply Red
Tent Julyan Sas Band, Jon Amor & Double Brown, Eric Gales, Rob Tognoni, Susan Tedeschi, The Waterboys
Bospop 2007Saturday 7 JulyMainstage Angelo Kelly, VanVelzen, Kim Wilde, Ilse de Lange, Blondie, BLØF, Joe Cocker
Tent 21 Eyes of ruby, Blowbeat, The Answer, The Hooters, Venice, The Scene
Sunday 8 JulyMainstage Reamonn, Cake, Thunder, The Waterboys, Paul Rodgers, Gary Moore, John Fogerty
Tent Connie Lush Blues Shouter, The Yayhoos, Eric Sardinas, Marc Ford, Joe Bonamassa, John Mayall
Bospop 2008Friday 11 JulyMainstage Neil Young (hoofdartiest), Ryan Bingham & the Dead horses, Everest, The Waterboys
Saturday 12 JulyMainstage Stevie Ann, The Bangles, Racoon, Steve Lukather, Crowded House, Mick Hucknall: a tribute to Bobby 'Blue' Bland, Santana
Tent Tantrum, Jimmy Bowskill, Danny Bryant, The Hands Me Wowns, Mick Taylor & Barry McCabe, Buddy Guy
Sunday 13 JulyMainstage Leaf, Subway to Sally, Thin Lizzy, Danko Jones, Apocalyptica, Ted Nugent, Europe, ZZ Top
TentWide Open, Dana Fuchs, Anathema, Riverside, Opeth, Dickey Betts & Great Southern, Little Feat
Bospop 2009Saturday 11 JulyMainstage Simon McBride, Saint Jude, Novastar, Guus Meeuwis, Fun Lovin' Criminals, Guano Apes, Foreigner
Tent The Brew, Bernard Allison, Drive Like Maria, Tim Christensen, Rowwen Hèze, Ryan Shaw
Sunday 12 JulyMainstage The Sheer, Fiction Plane, Beth Hart, Jeff Beck, Queensrÿche, Chickenfoot, The Australian Pink Floyd Show
Tent Pronghorn, Triggerfinger, Stahlzeit, Tesla, Lucinda Williams, Paul Carrack
Bospop 2010 [4] Saturday 10 JulyMainstageThe New Shining, Jimmie Vaughan, Saybia, De Dijk, The Cranberries, Crosby, Stills & Nash, John Fogerty
Tent Freestroke, Guy Forsyth & Band, Cuby and the Blizzards, Jason Ricci & New Blood, The Hoax, Southside Johnny & the Asbury Jukes, Heather Nova
Sunday 11 JulyMainstage The 1.90’s, Texas Hippie Coalition, Uriah Heep, Twisted Sister, Status Quo, Billy Idol, Toto
Tent Nicolie Fermie, Anvil, Michael Schenker Group, Taylor Hawkins & the Coattail Riders, Dweezil Zappa plays Zappa, Ray Manzarek & Robbie Krieger of the Doors
Bospop 2011Friday 8 JulyMainstageThe 101's, Gianna Nannini, Foreigner, The Faces featuring Mick Hucknall, Journey, Joe Cocker
Tent The Resistance Plot, Yasmin, The Answer, Rival Sons, Texas
Saturday 9 JulyMainstage The Dirty Denims, Coldplace, KT Tunstall, Ringo Starr And His All Starr Band, Brian Setzer’s Rockabilly Riot, Roxette, Anouk
Tent Harrie & De Gebroeëke Zwiêgelkes, Serena Pryne, The Ultimate Eagles, The Bosshoss, Gregg Allman Band, Roger Hodgson & Band
Sunday 10 JulyMainstage Vanderbuyst, Malina Moye, Jimmy Barnes, Triggerfinger, Thin Lizzy, Black Country Communion, Dream Theater
Tent Stefan Schill, The Juke Joints, Popa Chubby, Philip Sayce, Walter Trout, Riverside
Bospop 2012Saturday 7 JulyMainstage Black-Bone, Seether, Beth Hart, Ed Kowalczyk, Wolfmother, Chris Cornell, Lenny Kravitz
Tent Vintage Trouble, The Union, Eli 'Paperboy' Reed, Trombone Shorty, Los Lobos, Los Lonely Boys
Sunday 8 JulyMainstage Powerslave, Jonas & The Massive Attraction, Patti Smith, Tom Jones, The Cult, Gavin DeGraw, Alanis Morissette
Tent The Dunwells, DeWolff, Kenny Wayne Shepherd, Adrenaline Mob, Opeth, The Waterboys
Bospop 2013Saturday 13 JulyMainstage The Jacks, The Dutch Eagles, Racoon, Amy Macdonald, Roger Hodgson & Band, Crosby, Stills & Nash
Tent The Pink Floyd Sound, Monophonics, JJ Grey & Mofro, Dana Fuchs Band, Rowwen Hèze
Sunday 14 JulyMainstage Smalltown Nobodies, Kitty, Daisy & Lewis, Within Temptation, George Thorogood & The Destroyers, Golden Earring, ZZ Top
Tent BloYaTop, Tim Christensen & the Damn Crystals, The Fabulous Thunderbirds, Thunder, Steven Wilson
Bospop 2014Saturday 12 JulyMainstage Simple Minds, Bløf, Fun Lovin' Criminals, Venice, The Alarm, Heritage Blues Orchestra, The Straits, Kovacs, Sven Hammond Soul, The Phermones, Eric Steckel
Sunday 13 JulyMainstage John Fogerty, Triggerfinger, Extreme, Paul Carrack, Southside Johnny and the Asbury Jukes, The Winery Dogs etc.
Bospop 2015Saturday 11 JulyMainstage Navarone, Racoon, Anastacia, Melissa Etheridge, Gary Clark Jr., Ed Kowalczyk, ZZ Top
Tent Luminize, Layla Zoe, Band of Friends, Fish, Novastar, Caro Emerald
Sunday 12 JulyMainstage Pauw, The London Souls, Black Label Society, Jools Holland and His Rhythm & Blues Orchestra, Europe, Dream Theater, Steven Wilson
Tent The Gentle Storm, Danko Jones, Dizzy Mizz Lizzy, Thunder, Anathema
Bospop 2016Saturday 9 JulyMainstage Nena (main artist), Midas and band-friends, Vido and the Sint Antonius orchestra, Eisbrecher, The Waterboys, Flogging Molly, The Cranberries, Seal
Tent Selah Sue, DeWolff, Maria Mena, Walter Trout, Kovacs
Sunday 10 JulyMainstage Kensington (main artist), CC Smugglers, Trixie Whitley, Counting Crows, Elvis Costello, The Mavericks, Santana
Tent K's Choice, Def Americans, The Howlin', SIMO, The Boss Hoss, Steve Vai
Bospop 2017Saturday 8 JulyMainstage Doe Maar (main artist), Beth Hart, The Pretenders, Vintage Trouble, BLOF, Black Star Riders, Stevie Nimmo Trio
TentThe Magpie Salute, Tyler Bryant and the Shakedown, Delv!s, The Black Sorrows
Sunday 9 JulyMainstage Madness (main artist), Anouk, Dropkick Murphys, Anastacia, Wolfmother, Therapy?, The Sore Losers
Tent Supertramps Roger Hodgson, Gogol Bordello, Airbourne, My Baby
Bospop 2018Saturday 14 JulyMainstage Simple Minds (main artist), A-Ha, UB40, Gary Clark Jr., Racoon, John Hiatt, Con Brio
Tent The Mavericks, Paul Carrack, Venice, Steve Earle, Graveyard, The Band of Heathens
Sunday 15 JulyMainstage Zucchero (main artist), Live, Billy Idol, Novastar, Colin Macleod, The Cadillac Three, Jetbone
TentSouthside Johnny & the Asbury Jukes, Jonathan Jeremiah, Lukas Nelson & the Promise of the Real, Particle Kid, King King, Nona
Bospop 2019Friday 12 JulyMainstage Toto (main artist), Richard Ashcroft, James Morrison, Matt Simons
Tent Kodaline, The Charlatans, My Baby, Wille & the Bandits
Saturday 13 JulyMainstage John Fogerty (main artist), Skunk Anansie, Flogging Molly, Daryl Hall & John Oates, The Cat Empire, Living Colour, Cordovas
Tent John Butler Trio, Danny Vera, Kovács, Jimmy Barnes, The Doors Alive, The Lachy Doley Group
Sunday 14 JulyMainstage Nile Rodgers & Chic, The Specials, Joe Jackson, Rowwen Hèze, Foreigner, Level 42, Jessica Wilde
Tent Al McKay's Earth, Wind & Fire Experience, Chris Robinson Brotherhood, Rival Sons, The White Buffalo, Marc Broussard
Bospop 2022Friday 8 JulyMainstage Skunk Anansie, Cory Henry & The Funk Apostles
Tent Melissa Etheridge, Mell & Vintage Future
Saturday 9 JulyMainstage Sting
Tent The Record Company
Sunday 10 JulyMainstage Beth Hart
TentRobert Jon & The Wreck

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