Motel Mozaique Festival 2015

Friday 10th to Saturday 11th April 2015
Schouwburgplein, Rotterdam, Netherlands, The Netherlands MAP
65 euros

Daily capacity: 3,500

Last updated: Tue 17th Feb 2015

Each year, Motel Mozaïque offers a mix of pop, dance and alternative music alongside theatre and visual arts. The 15th Motel Mozaïque kicks off at 4pm on Friday 10th April and will finish in the early hours of Sunday 11th April, two evenings plus an extended day programme.

The heart of the festival is Schouwburgplein which is turned into a small, intimate square (Plaza Mozaïque) where the festival programme, refreshments and architecture come together. Alongside this, the festival takes places within several indoor locations in the centre of Rotterdam creating an ongoing festival.

The festival plays host to 3,500 attendees, and hosts approximately 80 acts, performers and artists at 6 venues in the city centre of Rotterdam.

Line-up

The Notwist, Fyfe, Rats On Rafts, The Staves, Kate Tempest, BRNS, Jessica Pratt, Maarten Vos, NIMMO, Menace Beach, Adult Jazz, Bad Breeding, BC Camplight, Connor Schumacher, Eisbar, Ibeyi, Jan Martens, Sea Change, Shannon Saunders, The Districts, The Mysterons, Virginia Wing, and You Win Some You Lose Some.

Tickets

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A two day ticket is priced at 65 euros, day tickets are priced at 37,50 euros for either Friday or Saturday.

The 'motel'

Festival goers are also given the opportunity to take part in Motel Mozaïque's Sleeping Project which sees remarkable locations within the city converted into a real motel, where guests can enjoy a night's rest plus breakfast. Past locations include a church, tree huts, shop windows, a construction site and for last year, the roof of a national monument. Artist collectives handle breakfast - last year 200 people had a huge breakfast in the middle of Rotterdam's largest shopping street and appropriate entertainment: a lullaby to send you to sleep or a wake-up call from people in candyfloss balls, ready for you to take a bite from.

Tickets for the sleeping project are not available yet. Tickets will be sold shortly after this year’s sleeping project (by artist and performer Yvonne Beelen) will be announced.

On site

The festival prides itself on its hospitality and throughout the daytime, there are 35 festival guides ready to reveal their favourite spots around Rotterdam. Motel Mozaïque also showcases new and upcoming movements in different art disciplines, and is a great way to discover Rotterdam.