We’re excited to announce that Boris will perform at Roadburn Festival 2026, taking place this April in the Netherlands.
Across two nights, we will present a special 20th anniversary set for PINK and a 25th anniversary set for flood.
This will be the first time these commemorative performances are presented in Europe.
 Tickets is here.

The festival’s official introduction can be found here.

“Eighteen years after their Roadburn debut Boris will return to the Roadburn stage – not once, but twice – at the upcoming edition of the festival in April. With a rich and dynamic back catalogue to their name, there is plenty to choose from when it comes to showing off the extent of their talents and the depth of their musical prowess. For Roadburn 2026 they will perform one set rooted in their PINK album, and a second focussed on their expansive and ambitious release, flood.
For over thirty years, Boris have been making considerable ripples in the world of heavy music. From their home country of Japan, into Europe and across the United States and further afi eld, Atsuo, Wata and Takeshi have made their presence felt. Boris move through diff erent genre streams eff ortlessly; no two albums are the same. Whether they are embracing post-rock, drone, avant-garde, sludge or psychedelic rock, they approach each off ering with absolute dedication and a commitment to experimentalism. The result is an eclectic discography that showcases the trio’s masterful abilities.
PINK is an album that opened them up to a whole new audience upon release in 2005 and gained them many accolades from fans and critics alike. Weaving increased melody into their fuzzy psych rock hit a certain sweet spot that has endured. Meanwhile, flood has gained an understated but steady following over the years – originally released at the turn of the century, this one track album was divided into four movements. Ambitious in scope, with drone and minimalism interspersed between their trademark heavy riff s, flood is a key part of the Boris archive.
We’re thrilled to welcome Boris back to Roadburn for these two special shows.”