Festival season is fast approaching and this year we’ve got some seriously juicy onsite advertising opportunities available… 


As an artist, brand, business owner or promoter, if you’ve never used onsite festival advertising before, we’re here to tell you: you’re seriously missing a trick.  


Our unique onsite festival partnership scheme enables you to turbo-charge your marketing campaign by reaching new, captive audiences at like-minded events across the UK. The best part? It’s a two-way deal. You get to showcase your event, product or service and in return, festival promoters receive an additional revenue stream to help keep their event viable and get a bright solution to unsightly security fencing. 



How it works

This year, we’ve already secured onsite advertising space at eight different festivals across the country, with plenty more in the pipeline. Spots are limited and given on a first come, first serve basis, so get in now, before it’s too late! Choose from: 

  • Posters, Correx or PVC mesh, displayed across the steel shield perimeter fencing, main entrances and exits and walkways throughout the festival site 

  • Banners framing the main stages and venues 

  • Placed ads in festival programmes, lanyards and merchandise 

  • Ads are displayed in the busiest locations across each site, with guaranteed high footfall 


Is this for me? 

Onsite advertising has long been a stalwart for touring bands, record labels and kindred festivals. However, in recent years, a much more diverse range of businesses are finally realising the true potential of this virtually untapped market. 


Music equipment and studio spaces, food and beverage, health and beauty, fashion and sportswear, home improvement and local independent brands are just some of the businesses that should be taking advantage of this opportunity. Having said that, we also recognise the importance of making sure an outdoor campaign matches the interests of its audience. You might make the best sausages in the world, but there’s not much point advertising them at a vegan festival... 


Each event has its own unique and dedicated audience demographic. Use our cheat sheet below to choose which ones are best-suited for your needs. Then give us a call on 0117 953 6363 or drop us an email and we’ll secure your spot and help you find a package that works for you. 



2026 CHEAT SHEET

1. LOVE SAVES THE DAY

23rd - 24th May, Bristol

House, techno, garage, dnb, jungle, hip hop

Bristol’s biggest music festival, celebrating underground and established dance and electronic music artists from Bristol and around the world. Daytime only, takes place over bank holiday weekend.

FOOTFALL: 50,000

DEMOGRAPHIC: 18-35 year old, fashion-conscious clubbers and ravers from a diverse range of backgrounds and cultures.

YOU SHOULD ADVERTISE HERE: Likeminded festivals and music events, DJ & music equipment and studio hire, audio & visual retailers, fashion & sportswear brands, fitness and beauty, food & drinks retailers, higher education institutes, lifestyle, arts and entertainment, local South West businesses.


2. WYCHWOOD

29th - 31st May, Cheltenham (Gloucestershire)

Indie, folk, world, rock, pop + comedy & literature

Family-friendly camping festival with music, workshops, comedy, and literature. Winner of the family festival of the year award. 

FOOTFALL: 13,000

DEMOGRAPHIC:  30-50 year old music lovers and arts enthusiasts. Nostalgic, laid-back '90s' crowd. Family friendly.

YOU SHOULD ADVERTISE HERE: Likeminded festivals and bands, literature, arts and comedy events, music equipment and studio hire, audio & book retailers, indie and vintage fashion brands, food & drinks retailers, family & children focused brands, local South West businesses.


3. LOVE SUPREME 

3rd - 5th July, Glynde (East Sussex)

Jazz, soul, funk, disco, RnB, blues

Europe's largest outdoor summer jazz event. Popular choice for jazz and foodie enthusiasts.

FOOTFALL: 50,000

DEMOGRAPHIC: Diverse, mature adult audience, wide age range of 25-60, with a roughly equal gender split.

YOU SHOULD ADVERTISE HERE: Likeminded festivals, bands and events, DJ/music equipment and studio hire, high-end and vintage fashion, fitness & beauty, food & drinks, alcohol/cocktails, homeware, arts & culture, outdoor & travel, local South East businesses.


4. BRISTOL TATTOO CONVENTION

4th - 5th July, Bristol

Annual gathering featuring international and local tattoo artists, traders, with live entertainment from local bands and acts. 10 year anniversary this year.

FOOTFALL: 10,000

DEMOGRAPHIC: Diverse, inclusive, and wide-ranging demographic of alternative art and tattoo enthusiasts and collectors. Family-friendly.

YOU SHOULD ADVERTISE HERE: Likeminded festivals and events, specialist suppliers, entertainment & culture, food & drink retailers, alt. clothing & vintage brands, fitness & beauty, body modification & piercing, gaming, comics and book. Motorcycles & automotives. Local South West businesses.


5. 2000 TREES

8th - 11th July, Cheltenham (Gloucestershire)

Emo, Post-Hardcore, Alt-Rock, Shoegaze, Punk 

Award-winning independent rock music festival.

FOOTFALL: 15,000

DEMOGRAPHIC: 20s-50s, rockers, goths, emos, metalheads and punks. Family friendly, with a loyal fanbase, many of whom return every year.

YOU SHOULD ADVERTISE HERE: Likeminded bands, artists, festivals and events, food & drink retailers, alt. fashion brands, body modification & piercing, arts & culture, family & children-centred brands. Gaming, books, comics & entertainment. Local South West businesses.


6. BRISTOL HARBOUR FESTIVAL 

17th - 19th July, Bristol

Folk, indie, rock, jazz, funk, soul, hip-hop, reggae

One of Bristol's biggest free annual events, held across the waterfront and celebrating the city's maritime heritage, music and arts.

FOOTFALL: 250,000

DEMOGRAPHIC: Families and local city residents, art and music enthusiasts. Huge range of ages, from children to seniors. 

YOU SHOULD ADVERTISE HERE: Likeminded festivals and events, community organisations, food & drink retailers, education, arts, culture & entertainment, family and children-centred brands. Local Bristol-based and South West businesses. 


7. RADAR

31st July - 2nd Aug, Manchester

Rock, metal, prog, electronic, experimental

Progressive indoor music festival, focused on inclusivity and featuring a large gaming/instrument market and artist masterclasses.

FOOTFALL: 4,500

DEMOGRAPHIC: Music and gaming fans, community oriented and dedicated fans from a wide range of ages. 

YOU SHOULD ADVERTISE HERE: Likeminded festivals and events, gaming, music, comics, film & electronics specialists, food & drink retailers, alt fashion brands, body modification & piercing, arts & entertainment, higher education, local North West businesses.


8. ARCTANGENT

19th - 22nd Aug, Compton Martin (Bristol)

Experimental rock, metal, prog, math, post, hardcore, electronic, punk

Award-winning festival, renowned for its curated lineups and intimate atmosphere. Attracts a global, dedicated audience.

FOOTFALL: 10,000

DEMOGRAPHIC: Mostly adult, huge age range from 25 years + upwards who tend to have a niche interest in experimental rock and metal. Inclusive punk atmosphere.

YOU SHOULD ADVERTISE HERE: Likeminded festivals, bands and events, music equipment & studio hire, food & drink retailers, alt & independent fashion & clothing brands, body modification & piercing, arts & culture. Books, comics & entertainment. Local South West businesses.


9. THE LONG ROAD

27th - 30th Aug, Lutterworth (Leicestershire)

Country, Americana, Folk, Bluegrass

Three day camping-based festival dedicated to country, Americana, and roots music. Southern-style food and Americana culture.

FOOTFALL: 30,000

DEMOGRAPHIC: Devoted country and Americana fans, from a wide range of ages and demographics. Relaxed, family-friendly atmosphere.

YOU SHOULD ADVERTISE HERE: Likeminded festivals and music events, food and beverage brands,  health & beauty, automotives, vintage, retro & Americana specialist clothing & homeware brands, arts, film & entertainment, family & children-centred brands. Local Midlands businesses.


10. FORWARDS

29th - 30th Aug, Bristol

Indie, electronic, dance, jazz, pop, alternative

Forward-thinking music and discussions on social issues. Internationally acclaimed acts, diverse lineups, panels, discussions, and workshops addressing contemporary politics and community challenges.

FOOTFALL: 60,000

DEMOGRAPHIC: Diverse, slightly skewing towards an older, culturally engaged demographic compared to typical pop festivals. Family friendly.

YOU SHOULD ADVERTISE HERE: Likeminded festivals and music events, DJ, audio & music equipment specialists, music tech & studio hire, fashion, health, fitness & beauty, food & drink retailers, higher education, arts, culture & entertainment, travel & outdoors retailers. News & political activism. Local South West businesses.


GET IN TOUCH NOW AND SECURE YOUR ONSITE CAMPAIGN

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