Do you want to enjoy the UK's biggest music festivals for less cash than a trip to the cinema?
WHY VOLUNTEER WITH FESTAFF?
- No full ticket lay out on most events.
- A £10/15 admin fee per event is your only expense.
- See the best bands/acts/DJs in the world at the finest festivals in the UK.
- Volunteer, work and party with friends.
- Plenty free time to enjoy the event.
- Reside in the secure staff campsite. Get access to staff area facilities/showers.
- See how backstage works – gain valuable on site experience.
- Be part of the team that stages the event.
- Volunteering looks great on your CV to potential employers.
(Please check individual event pages for event admin fees and bonds)
Applications are open for
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Bring Me The Horizon -
Runfestrun -
Mumford & Sons -
Bon Iver -
Isle of Wight Festival -
Celine Dion -
Not currently accepting new applications
Love Supreme -
Stevie Wonder -
Barbra Streisand -
Beat Herder -
Bob Dylan & Neil Young -
Florence & The Machine -
Robbie Williams -
Rewind Scotland -
Kendal Calling -
Carfest North -
Belladrum, Inverness -
Rewind North
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Boomtown 2019 -
Bloodstock -
Rewind South
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Creamfields -
Carfest South
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Sundown -
Cool Britannia
Volunteering at festivals
We offer a range of light and enjoyable posts at over 20 of the UK’s premier events. Whether a wristbander, event ambassador, steward or info point personnel, you will be part of a team helping to stage Britain’s leading festivals and have loads of fun whilst doing so.
Festivals
Over the past 15 years we’ve grown to work with over 20 of the UK’s leading musical events. Your hard work has continued to open doors for us and our clients currently include Glastonbury, BST Hyde Park, Kendal Calling, CarFest, Bloodstock, Isle of Wight Festival, Boomtown and many more.
Festival advice
We have put together an information pack with some useful hints, tips and tricks to help make your time with Festaff as enjoyable as we possibly can. Please read through this information carefully before making your way to an event so you‘ve got the low-down.
