Rock Classics Enthrall at Burg Clam during Clam Rock 2025

A summer day full of rock music attracted thousands to Clam Castle.

The Clam Rock Festival at Clam Castle in Upper Austria proved to be a fixture for fans of classic rock music in 2025 as well. On July 4th, the historic site once again transformed into an impressive open-air stage, attracting visitors from near and far.

Strong Start with Harri Stojka

At 1:45 PM, the exceptional Austrian guitarist Harri Stojka opened the festival program. With his distinctive style, he provided a mood-setting start to the rock day.

Rock Classics with Slade, Mother's Finest, and The Sweet

In the afternoon and early evening hours, three legendary bands took the stage: Slade, Mother's Finest, and The Sweet. Despite decades-long careers, they impressed with energetic performances and proved that they can still captivate their audience.

Melissa Etheridge Moves the Audience

A special moment of the festival was the performance by Melissa Etheridge. The American singer-songwriter touched the audience with her expressive voice and charismatic stage presence. Her performance created a palpable emotional connection with the audience.

Billy Idol as the Highlight of the Evening

At 9:30 PM, it was time: Billy Idol, the British punk rock icon, took the stage. With classics like "Rebel Yell" and "White Wedding," he really fired up the visitors once again and provided the crowning conclusion to an eventful festival evening.

Ideal Conditions and Unique Ambience

After a stormy previous day, optimal conditions prevailed on Friday for an open-air concert. The atmosphere of the medieval castle complex gave the festival a special touch and contributed to the unique mood.

Clam Live: More Concerts in the Summer

The Clam Rock Festival is part of the Clam Live event series. In the coming weeks, more performances by international artists will follow – including Joe Bonamassa, Sting, Deichkind, Parov Stelar, and Fäaschtbänkler. The entire program is available at clamlive.at.

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