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ROTTERDAM, 7 February 2025 – MOMO Festival 2025 has announced new additions to its lineup. The festival, taking place from 17 to 19 April, marks its 25th edition in Rotterdam.
More names revealed for MOMO Festival 2025
Motel Mozaïque has confirmed additional artists for this year’s MOMO Festival. Among the latest names added to the programme are [ K S R ], Nectar Woode, Parker Fans, Rosie Lowe, and ZEP. These acts will join previously announced performers, including Pongo, Squid, JGrrey, and Geordie Greep. The multidisciplinary festival will be held at well-known and unexpected locations across Rotterdam.
The newly announced lineup includes:
[ K S R ] // Anthology // deBasement // Gowtu Pretu // Hana Fatur // Jessy Yasmeen // Kaya // Keenan Mundane // Malak // ‘MANOS // MICH // Nectar Woode // Parker Fans // Rosie Lowe // Roufaida // Ruda Krua // Sam Vano // Sirocco // Vampire Boyfriend // ZEP
Artists in the spotlight
[ K S R ]
Hailing from Moss Side, Manchester, [ K S R ] is known for blending alternative R&B, future soul, hip-hop, and drum & bass. Over the years, he has collaborated with artists such as Children of Zeus, Pip Millett, and Mahalia.
Nectar Woode
London-based neo-soul artist Nectar Woode merges jazz improvisation with influences from Lauryn Hill and Cleo Sol. Her latest EP, Head Above Water, showcases smooth arrangements and expressive storytelling.
Rosie Lowe
Singer-songwriter and producer Rosie Lowe has collaborated with artists like Jay Electronica, Little Simz, and Jamie Woon. Her latest album, Lover, Other, incorporates choral influences, electronic music, and gospel elements.
ZEP
Multi-instrumentalist ZEP, known for his towering stage presence, creates music using unconventional instruments, including basketballs and zip fasteners. Initially a drummer and DJ, he now incorporates bass guitar, keyboards, and percussion into his performances.
Parker Fans
The Amsterdam-based trio Parker Fans specialises in ‘indie boogie’ and is known for their energetic performances. Armed with a drum machine, bass, and synths, they aim to get audiences dancing into the late hours. Their MOMO Festival performance is part of the free MOMO Playground programme.
25 years of Motel Mozaïque
Motel Mozaïque originated in 2001 when Rotterdam was designated as the European Capital of Culture. Over the years, the festival has been held in venues such as the legendary Nighttown, the old LantarenVenster on Gouvernestraat, a temporary church at Schouwburgplein, and the rooftop of the Hofbogen.
Throughout its history, MOMO Festival has hosted a diverse range of international artists, including Angus & Julia Stone, James Blake, Jungle, Kae Tempest, LCD Soundsystem, Mahalia, Mumford & Sons, Tamino, and Thundercat. Now in its 25th edition, the festival continues to offer a mix of innovative programming and unique locations, cementing its place in Rotterdam’s cultural calendar.
To mark the milestone anniversary, Motel Mozaïque has introduced a new visual identity, developed in collaboration with Rotterdam-based design studio 75B. The refreshed branding is now visible across MOMO Festival, MOMO Concerts, and MOMO Create.
