Event period	July 27th (Fri) 28th (Sat) 29th (Sun) 2007
Venue	Niigata Pref. Naeba Ski Resort , Niigata Prefecture
Number of attendees	Total number of people: 127,000 / Campsite users: 14,000

A Lineup that could only happen at FUJI ROCK . This was the 11th year that this was realized. On Friday, The Cure made their first visit to Japan in 23 years. Their performance at FUJI ROCK has become truly legendary, and it was a moving concert worthy of filling the 23-year gap. Also performing were Groove Armada, who were making their first visit to Japan, and Muse, who sold out Wembley Stadium in an instant and are now one of the world's leading bands.
On Saturday, the Beastie Boys finally made their first appearance at FUJI ROCK as headliners. The impressive performance by Iggy & the Stooges was also unforgettable. The return of Scaffold King was also unique to Fuji. And late on Saturday night, a gathering of electro-movement acts drew the biggest attendance numbers ever.
On Sunday, Chemical Brothers, the face of FUJI ROCK, took to the stage, creating a festive atmosphere befitting the final day. The Tokyo Ska Paradise Orchestra, who also created this atmosphere, also delivered a memorable performance. The most brilliant performance on Sunday was by newcomer Mika, who packed out the Green Stage in the daytime! The audience's smiles never faded as they watched their performance, which was truly like a treasure trove of stuffed toys, confetti, and balloons.
In addition to the Lineup, Naeba is also proud of the world's longest DRAGONDOLA, and this year the number of visitors to the summit during the period has finally exceeded 10,000.
The number of families attending FUJI ROCK with their children continues to increase every year, and Kids Land is full of future Fuji rockers.
A new amusement attraction was STONED CIRCLE, where everyone jammed together using percussion instruments collected from around the world and handmade instruments, and the large audience enjoyed themselves.

FUJI ROCK aims for the coexistence of nature and music, and supports Global Cool, an international environmental fund established with the aim of preventing global warming. The festival has also introduced biodiesel power generation, which was previously used at Avalon Field, to FIELD OF HEAVEN and the BOARD WALK. They have also started an initiative to recycle plastic bottles collected at the venue and use them to make Fuji Rock jackets for the following year.