The acclaimed Swedish singer is ready for this year\u2019s festival along with spiritual pop hymns from Danish act Hymns From Nineveh and muscular heavy rock from Swedish band Bombus.<\/i><\/b><\/p>\n
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Swedish singer Jenny Wilson with the crystal-clear voice is (wo)manning the barricades with her new album Demand the Impossible!<\/p>\n
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In 2014, she gets the chance to demonstrate to the Roskilde Festival audience that her Scandinavian mixture of R&B, Giorgio Moroder and alternative pop has become much more politically charged and hungry for life than before.<\/p>\n
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Roskilde Festival\u2019s booker Stefan Gejsing says:<\/p>\n
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\u201dJenny Wilson is heading towards a new peak, and she\u2019s one of the best acts out of Sweden right now. Her latest album is a true battle cry, and I\u2019m sure that it will rub off on her gig at this year\u2019s Roskilde Festival. Expect something both intimate and overwhelming.\u201d<\/i><\/p>\n
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Jenny Wilson is added to the line-up along with Danish act Hymns from Nineveh<\/b> fronted by songwriting talent Jonas Haahr Petersen who has opened his spiritual mix of pop, folk and alternative rock for a much bigger audience.<\/p>\n
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Third addition is Bombus<\/b> \u2013 wild, classic and muscular heavy rock from Gothenburg, Sweden. This hard-hitting band is likely to become part of the same Scandinavian, hard rockin’ wave already including Kvelertak, Ghost and Graveyard who have all previously played at Roskilde Festival.<\/p>\n
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Jenny Wilson, Bombus and Hymns from Nineveh are the latest additions to a line-up already containing acts as diverse as Arctic Monkeys, Major Lazer, Haim, Pusha T, Carcass, Trentem\u00f8ller and M\u00d8.<\/p>\n
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