29.11.2010 15:27

Ruisrock, Flow Festival and Tuska Open Air Metal Festival will start ticket selling on Wednesday December 1.

| Next summer's festivals start their ticket selling on December 1st: Ruisrock in Turku on 8.7-10.7., Flow Festival in Helsinki on 12.8.-14.8., and Tuska Open Air in Helsinki on 22.7.-24.7.

Ruisrock celebrated it's 40th anniversary last year. Oldest and one of the biggest Finland's rock festivals will announce their first attachments during winter. A documentary of Ruisrock's long history will be showed on Yle Teema in spring. The documentary includes interviews from artists, organisers and audience and also a rare interview from rock legend Chuck Berry. Ruisrock will sell a limited edition of three day tickets with last years price. Tickets will be available until end of 2010.     

Flow Festival has been organised at Suvilahti, Helsinki since 2007 and this summer the festival area will develop and grow from the past years, allthough no changes to capasity will be made. Organised as part of Helsinki Festivals Flow Festival and their opening consert gathered together 50 000 partisipants last year, making their customer record. A limited edition of three day tickets will be sold for last years price.

Tuska Open Air Metal Festival will announce their first artists shortly. Organised earlier at Kaisaniemi, Helsinki the festival will change their venue to Suvilahti, Helsinki. The event has been organised in June, but will now be held in late July. Tuska Open Air will sell a limited edition of three day tickets for a special price of 100 € (Tiketti fees will be added). Tickets will be available until end of 2010.


Tuska Open Air Metal Festival 2011
Fri 22.7.-Sun 24.7.2011
Tickets: from 101 €, no age limit (customers under 12 years old only with a parent)

Ruisrock 2011
8.-10.7.2011 Turku, Ruissalo
Tickets: from 111 € (3 days), no age limit

Flow Festival 2011
12.-14.8.2011 Suvilahti, Helsinki
Tickets from 103 € (3 days), age limit 18


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The photo is taken by Erkka Luutonen from Flow 2010.