Day 5 of the Lokerse Feesten was blast, marked by the exclusive Belgian appearance of the iconic band Korn. The day was a whirlwind of diverse acts, each bringing their unique energy to the stage.

Wargasm opened the main stage, delivering a high-energy set that blended nu-metal with industrial elements. Frontwoman Milkie Way’s captivating stage presence and Sam Matlock’s raw vocals made for a memorable performance. Nova Twins followed, offering a more melodic rock sound. Their catchy tunes and energetic stage show kept the crowd engaged. Frank Carter & The Rattlesnakes proved once again why they’re a fan favorite. Even with a slightly less polished performance, the band managed to connect with their audience, from a heartwarming birthday shoutout to a massive mosh pit. The Dillinger Escape Plan brought their mathcore fury to the main stage, celebrating the 25th anniversary of their debut album. Their complex compositions and intense live show left a lasting impression.

The day culminated with the highly anticipated performance of Korn. Their setlist included a mix of classic hits and newer material, and the crowd went wild. Unfortunatly we weren’t able to take pictures of the show due to restrictions put in place by the band’s management.

Overall, day 5 of the Lokerse Feesten was a diverse and exciting event, showcasing a wide range of musical styles. From the raw energy of Wargasm to the technical prowess of The Dillinger Escape Plan, there was something for everyone.