QOTSA, Paramore, Jawbreaker, Nine Inch Nails And Loads More Confirmed For Riot Fest 2017

*Books plane tickets*

April 19, 2017

Riot Fest 2017 is go!

Headlining the Chicago festival is Nine Inch Nails, Queens Of The Stone Age as well as a headline set from a reunited Jawbreaker.

Also announced for the festival are Paramore, A Day To Remember, Prophets Of Rage, Taking Back Sunday, Gogol Bordello, Ministry, New Found Glory, Dinosaur Jr., Bad Brains, State Champs, Four Year Strong, Real Friends and loads more.

The festival takes place between 15 – 17 September at Douglas Park in Chicago. Check out the line-up below and follow this link for more info.

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