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Bright ending at Rock am Park

After a three-day run of uninterrupted festivities in Nuremberg, Rock im Park reaches its conclusion on Sunday, accompanied by sunny weather. Fans had been in a celebratory mood since lunchtime, with over ten thousand people partying late into the night on both Friday and Saturday.

The evening sky lights up over the festival site.
The evening sky lights up over the festival site.

Songs with a distinct beat. - Bright ending at Rock am Park

The soldiers who arrived at the festival mentioned that it used to be a peaceful event, full of visitors who were generally careful. The Bavarian Red Cross reported treating around 1500 attendees - mostly for urinary issues, scrapes, insect bites, foot injuries, or circulation problems.

On Sunday, the rock group Guano Apes was supposed to close the event on the main stage with their show. Later, bands like Die Ärzte and Queens Of The Stone Age were scheduled to perform as well. There were about 70 bands in total, and they played on the three stages throughout the three-day period. At the same time, Rock am Ring, the twin festival in the Eifel, was happening and had the same performers play at different times.

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During their leisure time, many festival-goers enjoyed the final spurt of the music events, with Rock in the park providing a distinct beat that resonated throughout Nuremberg's Festival. The anticipation for the Sunday's closing act, Guano Apes, was high, celebrated as the perfect way to end the festivities. As lunchtime approached, some visitors took a break, while others continued to immerse themselves in the lively atmosphere of the festivals in Bavaria.

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