I dread the ’The Last of Us vibe’ that will hit Copenhagen this week, writes the columnist, bidding farewell to Roskilde Festival.

Since I was 16 years old, it has been the most stable relationship in my life. Now it's over

The best cure for Roskilde FOMO? Enjoy the extra space in the city over the next few days. And delete Instagram. Now. Foto: Finn Frandsen
The best cure for Roskilde FOMO? Enjoy the extra space in the city over the next few days. And delete Instagram. Now. Foto: Finn Frandsen
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My friend and I had been waiting in line for more than two days when the fence finally came down.

With crates of beer, tents, and tarps, we ran frantically around the camping area trying to find a spot to pitch our tent while seasoned festival-goers shoved us out of the way. Somewhere near Dream City, we ended up in a lousy spot and slept with our heads downhill for a week, but it didn’t matter. We were sold.

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