Marktrock is a music festival held each year around 15 August, in the heart of the university town of
Leuven
Leuven (, , ), also called Louvain (, , ), is the capital and largest City status in Belgium, city of the Provinces of Belgium, province of Flemish Brabant in the Flemish Region of Belgium. It is located about east of Brussels. The municipalit ...
, Belgium. There is also a smaller Marktrock festival in
Poperinge
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, which is held on the last Saturday of August.
The name Marktrock comes from the Dutch word , meaning market, and it is held on 2 squares (4 until 24th edition) in the historical city center of Leuven: " Oude Markt" and "Ladeuzeplein". Until the 24th edition (2006), the three-day festival always had 15 August
Assumption Day
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as its last day.
In 2004, the 22nd edition of the Marktrock festival was held in Leuven and it has grown into one of Europe's biggest urban music festivals with over 350,000 visitors each year.
On 5 February 2007, the Marktrock VZW organization announced the end of the festival. The main reasons behind the decision were the raising price of quality artists and groups, the low capacity of the main stage on the Oude Markt, the new and expensive legal regulations each year, the financial risk of open-air festivals, and the organization refused to raise entry tickets for the Oude Markt stage again. The rain during the 2006 edition certainly didn't help either. Over the 24-year history of the original Marktrock, more than 1,400 artists performed at Marktrock, more than 5 million people visited the festival, and it launched several Belgian artists.
In March 2007, Marktrock came under new management, which revived the festival and redesigned the 2007 edition. The free stages disappeared, replaced by two paying stages: the Oude Markt focused on local and upcoming bands, while the larger Ladeuzeplein featured established and international artists. This new set-up met with significant criticism and attendance was low.
For the 2008 edition, the festival was once again revamped, bringing back the various free stages throughout the city, leaving only the Oude Markt with an entry fee. The festival still struggled to draw the crowds it used to draw.
The 2009 festival changed its approach once more, ditching both the entry fee and international acts. It secured additional funding from the city of Leuven on the condition that the festival would focus on local talent. Despite a line-up of mostly obscure bands, this edition drew an estimated 95,000 visitors, causing minor organisational problems as visitors were turned back from venues that were filled to capacity.
Marktrock 1982
* 1st edition
* Lineup: The Snörkels, Go Go-Slip, Polizei, Duplex Johnson, Big Bill, Boxcars, Scooter
, Roland & the Bluesworkshop, Jaccamacca Joggers, White Line Fever, Luc van Acker, The Scabs, Jo Lemaire,
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Dave Edmunds
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Marktrock 1985
* 3rd edition
* Lineup: Eric Melaerts Group, Guido Belcanto,
Will Tura
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, Beri Beri and Romeo Spinelli, Boogie Boy, Roland & Centimeters, The Hattricks,
The Blasters
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Nick Lowe
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Marktrock 1988
* 6th edition
* Lineup: Sweat By Two, Elli Medeiros, Junior Walker & the All Stars, Blue Blot, K13, The Skyblasters, Bart Peeters & the Radios, Dr. Feelgood, Ze Noiz, Tröckener Kecks, Won Ton Ton, Brendan Croker & the 5 O'Clock Shadows, Womack & Womack, The Fabulous Thunderbirds
Marktrock 1989
* 7th edition
* Lineup: The Scene, De Dijk, Clouseau, De Kreuners, Raymond Van het Groenewoud, The Pebbles, Wreckless Eric, Bart Peeters & de (nieuwe) Radios, Soulsister, The Wolf Banes, Sam Cooke Singers, Squeeze, The Scabs, Kevin Mc Dermott Orchestra, The Inmates, Fisher Z, The Average White Band
Marktrock 1990
* 8th edition
* Lineup: Mama's Jasje, Hugo Mathijsen & de Bomen, Will Tura, Pitti Polak, Bart Peeters, Ronny & Robert, The Pop Gun, De Kreuners, Arno, Eli Jones, Blue Blot, The Blues Band, Ten Years After, Noordkaap, The Paranoics, Candy Dulfer, Dan Reed Network,
Nils Lofgren
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The Kinks
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Marktrock 1991
* 9th edition
* Lineup: Joppe Steengoedt, Tröckener Kecks, The Scene, Raymond Van het Groenewoud, Ralph Samantha & Medicine Men, BJ Scott,
Ruby Turner
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In a music career spanning more than 40 years, Turner is best known for her album and single releases in Europe and North Ameri ...
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The Troggs
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Status Quo
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Marktrock 1992
* 10th edition
* Lineup: Pitti Polak, Elvis Belgisch, The Popgun, Clouseau, The Dinky Toys, Khadja Nin, David Rudder & Charlie's Roots, Zap Mama, The Radios, Running Cow, 2 Tribes, The Scabs, Charles & Les Lulus, The Levellers, The Scene,
Van Morrison
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Marktrock 1993
* 11th edition
* Lineup: The Beautiful Babies, Mama's Jasje, Hugo Mathijsen & de Bomen, Roland Celebration Band, L & M and Soulsister, Soapstone, Brendan Crocker & the Serious Offence,
Tom Robinson
Living people
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& Band,
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, J.Geils Band, The Scabs, Shine, Betty Goes Green, Noordkaap,
Radiohead
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, Quireboys, Luka Bloom, Arno, Willy De Ville
Marktrock 1994
* 12th edition
* Lineup: Pop in Wonderland, Ronnymo', The Choice, Gorki, The Dinky Toys with guests, The Nits, De Lama's, De Mens, Chris Daniëls & the Kings, Roland, CPeX, The Counterfeit Stones, The radios, Ashbury Faith,
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, Magnapop, Axelle Red, The Creeps,
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, Pretenders, Frankie Miller
Marktrock 1995
* 13th edition
* Lineup: The Same, Edwyn Collins, Clouseau, Big Country, CPeX, Mike & the Mechanics, Nick Lowe, Belgian Asociality, Ashbury Faith, Supergroove, M People, Paul Weller, Thrum, Junkhouse, Heather Nova, Bettie Serveert, Noordkaap, Richard Thompson & Band,
Status Quo
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Jools Holland
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, The Monalisas, Raymond Van het Groenewoud, Right Said Fred, The Scene, The Robert Cray Band, De Mens, Freakpower, Metal Molly,
Jonathan Richman
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, Raw Stylus, K's Choice,
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Iggy Pop
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* 17th edition
* Lineup: Mozaiek, Bløf, Volumia!, Clouseau, Trish & Kash, Hooverphonic, Praga Khan, Das Pop, Ilse Delange, Soulwax, Purple Prose, featuring Danny Klein,
Errol Brown
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(voice of
Hot Chocolate
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), The Flying Dewaele Bros, The Roswells, Eden, Jessica, Apollo 440, Jovanotti, Brand New Heavies,
Buddy Guy
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Marktrock 2000
* 18th edition
* Lineup: Babel, Abel, Tröckener Kecks, Mama's Jasje, Frank Boeijen, Raymond v/h Groenewoud, Will Tura, Metal Molly, Postmen, Liquido, Zap Mama, Heater Nova, The Flying Dewaele Bros, Dilana Smith, Steve Wynn, De Heideroosjes, The Scene, De Mens, Arid, Anouk,
Joe Cocker
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"Feelin' Alright ...
, Soulwax, Beck
Marktrock 2001
* 19th edition
* Lineup: Judith, Voice Male, Jukebox 2000, The Bomfunk MCs, Krezip, Lords of Acid, El Tattoo del Tigre, The Dallas Explosion, Twarres, Laïs,
Eagle-Eye Cherry
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, Travis, Emmi, Mauro, Das Pop, Wheatus,
Finley Quaye
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, Frank Black and the Catholics,
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James Brown
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, Bastian
Marktrock 2002
* 20th edition
* Lineup: Patsy, Sita, Turn on Tina, Clouseau, Joost Zweegers, Arid, Les Truttes, Flip Kowlier, Arno, Simple Minds, Kosheen, Neeka,
Daan
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Elvis Costello
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Brainpower
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Daan
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Dave Edmunds
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De Mens
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Heather Nova
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Krezip
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Mauro Pawlowski
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Moloko
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Myslovitz
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The Cardigans
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The Pretenders
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Vive La Fête
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* 22nd edition
* over 350,000 people in 3 days (13–15 August 2004)
* 3 free stages (Vismarkt, M. De Layensplein, Hogeschoolplein)
* 1 stage requiring a
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Hooverphonic
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Junkie XL
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Novastar
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Axelle Red
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Lou Reed
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Marktrock 2005
* 23rd edition
* ~300,000 people in 3 days (13–15 August 2005)
* 3 free stages (Vismarkt, M. De Layensplein, Hogeschoolplein)
* 1 stage requiring a 15
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Beverley Knight
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Lester
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Zornik
Zornik is a Belgian rock music, rock band. It was formed in 1999 by singer and guitarist Koen Buyse, drummer Marijn Horemans and bass guitarist Kristof Vanduren.
History
The band made it in 1999 to the finals of HUMO's Rock Rally rock contest, u ...
Marktrock 2006
* 24th edition
* 250,000 people in 3 days (13–15 August 2006)
* 3 free stages (Vismarkt, M. De Layensplein, Hogeschoolplein)
* 1 stage requiring a 25
euro
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entrance fee (Oude Markt) - first year in MarkRock history they accepted pre-orders for entrance tickets to the "Oude Markt" stage.
* Line-up "Oude Markt": Sandrine,
Postman
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Björn Again
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Bloodhound Gang
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Iggy Pop
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The Stooges
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Gavin DeGraw
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Daan
Daan or Da'an may refer to:
People
* Daan (given name), Dutch short form for Daniel
* Saumya Daan (born 1982), Indian voice actor
* Serge Daan (1940–2018), Dutch zoologist
Places Mainland China
* Da'an, Hengyang (), a township in Hengyang ...
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Pet Shop Boys
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Studio Brussel
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Body Count
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Ice-T
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Sugababes
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Formed in 1998 by Ron Tom, the manager of All Saints, ...
Mint
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** ''Mentha'', the genus of plants commonly known as "mint"
Coins and collectibles
* Mint (facility), a facility for manufacturing coins
* Mint condition, a state of like-new ...
Bettie Serveert
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Formation
The band is c ...
Woodface
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Bunny
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Milow
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Roland
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Ello
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* 25th edition
* 3 days (10–12 August 2007)
* Official sponsors: Telenet, Inbev (Stella Artois), Dexia (Axion), Het Laatste Nieuws, Groep T, JIMtv, Studio Brussel, Nationale Loterij, ResPlus, Coca-Cola, Katholieke Universiteit Leuven.
* 2 stages: "Ladeuzeplein" (entrance 30EUR (pre-sale 25EUR for 1day, 65EUR for 3days)) and "Oude Markt" (entrance 20EUR (pre-sale 15EUR for 1 day, 38EUR for 3 days))
* Line-up "Ladeuzeplein": Friday 10 August:
Milow
Jonathan Ivo Gilles Vandenbroeck (; born 14 July 1981), known professionally as Milow, is a Belgian singer-songwriter. Milow released his debut album, ''The Bigger Picture'', in 2006 on his own label Homerun Records. The fourth single from that ...
Erykah Badu
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Snoop Dogg
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Jan Van Biesen
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* Jackson, Mississippi (Amtrak station), US, Amtrak station code JAN
* Jackson-Evers International Airport, Mississippi, US, IATA code
* Jabhat al-Nusra (JaN), a Syrian militant group
* Japanese Article Num ...
Morcheeba
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Gabriel RÃos
Gabriel RÃos (born August 25, 1978 in San Juan, Puerto Rico) is a Puerto Rican singer songwriter.
Biography
Gabriel was born in Puerto Rico, to Puerto Rican parents, and was raised on the island until the age of 17. He then relocated to the cit ...
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Kanye West
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Axelle Red
Fabienne Demal (born 15 February 1968), better known by her stage name Axelle Red, is a Belgian singer-songwriter. She has released 12 albums, including ''Sans plus attendre'', ''À Tâtons'', ''Toujours Moi'' and ''Jardin Secret''. She is best ...
Arid
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Vive la Fête
Vive la Fête () is a Belgian music duo from Ghent, East Flanders, formed in 1997 by Danny Mommens (guitar, vocals) and Els Pynoo (vocals).
History
Vive la Fête was founded in 1997 when Danny Mommens (then still a member of dEUS) met Els Pynoo ...
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Zornik
Zornik is a Belgian rock music, rock band. It was formed in 1999 by singer and guitarist Koen Buyse, drummer Marijn Horemans and bass guitarist Kristof Vanduren.
History
The band made it in 1999 to the finals of HUMO's Rock Rally rock contest, u ...
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Magnus
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Daan
Daan or Da'an may refer to:
People
* Daan (given name), Dutch short form for Daniel
* Saumya Daan (born 1982), Indian voice actor
* Serge Daan (1940–2018), Dutch zoologist
Places Mainland China
* Da'an, Hengyang (), a township in Hengyang ...