15 june | Rosendal Garden Party

The nickname Queen of Funk barely scratches the surface of the profound influence Chaka Khan has had across genres—from funk and R&B to pop, jazz, and gospel. With a career spanning over five decades, she hasn’t just shaped the sound of music history; she’s defined it. Her soulful energy and timeless classics have inspired generations, leaving an indelible mark on every stage she’s graced.

Chaka Khan’s unmatched ability to blur genre lines and reinvent herself time and again has elevated her to icon status—not just in music, but in culture at large. She is a living testament to the power of music: to transform lives, forge connections, and remind us all that we’re part of something far bigger than ourselves.

Jalen Ngonda (US)

Step into a soulful time machine with Jalen Ngonda, where the golden age of soul comes alive through dazzling arrangements, irresistible grooves, and a smooth Motown-ish sophistication. His debut album, ”Come Around and Love Me”, released in 2023 on the iconic Daptone Records, has already cemented itself as one of the decade’s defining soul masterpieces—a future classic in the making.

With fans like Snoop Dogg, Jill Scott, and Kehlani, Jalen’s star is undeniably on the rise. And when Elton John himself declares that Jalen “is going to be a huge star,” you know you’re witnessing the start of something extraordinary. Be part of this journey from the very beginning—Jalen Ngonda has the talent to etch his name into the annals of music history.

Sean Paul (JAM)

Shake dat ting! With ”Get Busy” and ”Gimme the Light”, Sean Paul didn’t just light up dance floors—he set them on fire. From the trendiest clubs to small-town joints, these tracks were the soundtrack to the early 2000s. He brought Jamaica’s signature swagger to every corner of the world, becoming the undisputed king of dancehall in the process.

With chart-topping hits and unforgettable collaborations alongside icons like Beyoncé (”Baby Boy”), Sia (”Cheap Thrills”), and Dua Lipa (”No Lie”), Sean Paul has taken dancehall to new heights, introducing the genre to millions and leaving a lasting imprint on today’s pop culture. Now, he’s making waves with his eighth studio album. Over two decades into his career, Sean Paul is still the ultimate crowd igniter.

FAQ

WHAT IS ROSENDAL GARDEN PARTY?
Rosendal Garden Party is this summer's absolutely most magical concert evenings. Two days filled with world stars, great food & cold drinks, activities & experiences.

VOLUNTEER:
Wanna help out? Applications to volunteer will open later.

ORGANIZER:
Rosendal Garden Party is hosted by RGP festival AB. We have over more than 10 years of experience in hosting concerts in Sweden. Do you have any questions, get in contact with us at info@rosendal.com.

COLLAB?
Do you have a fun idea, product or something else you think would fit Rosendal Garden Party? Let us know at magnus@rushent.se!

HOW DO I BUY A TICKET?
All tickets are sold through Tickster.se.

TICKET TYPES

Early bird: Discounted tickets sold in limited edition.

Ordinary: Entrance to the concerts. Come and go as you please the whole evening. Access to food & drink courts.

Fast track: You get access to the festival easily. Skip the lines! In addition, 10% off on selected food & drinks.

Premium: Experience Rosendal in our separate premium areas with its own bar & great views to the stage. Fast track included and 10% off on selected food & drinks.

Hotel packages: Secure hotel + tickets to all days or full weekend pass. Breakfast included. For more info.

ABOUT BLIND BIRD TICKETS:
Before general on sale a batch of heavily discounted blind bird tickets were sold. These tickets can be used as a standard ticket to any day at Rosendal Garden Party.

This is how it works:

Upon purchase you received a code.
When the complete line-up has been announced you will get an email with a special ticket link.
Use the link, choose day and enter your code.
You can now reserve a standard one day ticket for free.

AGE LIMIT
You have to be 13 years old or older to visit Rosendal Garden Party. Kids under 13 (includes children with earmuffs) will have to wait to visit Rosendal Garden Party due to the volume and the rules around that. You have to be over 18 and able to show ID in order to buy alcohol at the bars.

FOOD & DRINKS
We have a handpicked selection of food and drinks, with the main focus on locally produced and ecological products. There is going to be enough options for everybody, vegetarians, vegans and people with allergies.

More info about the food & beverages at Rosendal

CAN I BRING MY OWN FOOD?
No. You can’t bring your own food to the concert area. If you want to have a picknick you can have that outside of the area, before you go in! Always remember to clean up and recycle!

If you can’t eat something/ or should eat something because of medical reasons, let us know in advance and we’ll sort it out.

You can bring an empty PET bottle to fill with water on site.

HOW DO I GET TO ROSENDAL?
Rosendal is located in Djurgården, which is an approx. 20 minutes walk from city. You can also get there by tram.

If you live outside of Stockholm, we recommend you to take the train for the environments sake.

Here you find a map to Rosendal Garden Party.

IS THERE A PARKING?
No. There is no parking outside of the area. We recommend visitors to walk, take the tramp or the bicycle to Rosendal Garden Party.

IS THERE GOING BE MERCH?
Yes!

CAN I LEAVE THE AREA AND COME BACK LATER?
Yes. On the day(s) you have a ticket for, you are welcome to come and go as you please while the area is open. Need to run off to meet up with friends, walk the dog or water the flowers? No problem, you can come back later.

CAN I BRING MY CAMERA?
Mobile cameras and standard compact cameras (those without a detachable lens) are welcome. However, you are not allowed to bring system cameras or more professional recording equipment into the concert area.

PROHIBITED ITEMS
We ask that you leave the following items at home:

Weapons
Drugs
Glass bottles
Masks
Flammable liquids
Fireworks, Bengals
Animals
Spray cans
Bags and backpacks of any size due to the new bag ban according to the Police Authority.
Chairs
Umbrella
Food & drinks
Sound systems
System cameras/recording equipment