Rockdays

Rockdays is the name used by several rock music events and organizations. The best-known use is an annual rock festival that has grown into a multi-day event dedicated to rock music, featuring performances by international headliners as well as emerging acts. The festival typically spans two to four days and hosts multiple stages across one or more venues, with a program that includes guitar-driven genres such as classic rock, indie rock, punk, and hard rock, along with related scenes.

In addition to concerts, Rockdays often includes ancillary activities such as artist talks, workshops for aspiring musicians, jam sessions, and meet-and-greet opportunities. The festival aims to showcase regional music scenes, encourage collaboration among artists, and provide an accessible entry point for new fans. It has also become a platform for industry networking and has contributed to local tourism and economic activity in the areas where it is held.

Organizers usually partner with local venues, sponsors, and media outlets to coordinate logistics, ticketing, and safety. Reception from audiences and press has typically highlighted the festival's atmosphere, sound quality, and inclusive programming, while critics note the ongoing challenges of booking balanced lineups, weather-related disruptions, and crowd management at outdoors-focused events.

The Rockdays name is used in a broader sense in some regions for smaller satellite events, charity concerts, or online broadcasts that align with the brand's emphasis on guitar-based rock and community engagement.