Independent sounds. Shared nights.
A fictional music-weekender identity: live sounds, late conversations and a programme designed for discovering something new.
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A good festival plan is a loose structure, not a race between stages. Choose a few performances you care about, then leave enough time for the practical parts of the day and the discoveries you cannot schedule.
Read the story: Plan a festival day with room between the setsA smaller stage can change the scale of a festival day. You may hear something unfamiliar, find a different atmosphere or simply spend time with a performance you did not arrive expecting to see.
Read the story: The side stage is worth leaving space forEvent information is often read while someone is walking, waiting or dealing with a weak connection. The design needs to answer immediate questions quickly without removing the detail needed to plan a visit responsibly.
Read the story: Make event information readable on the moveAn illustrative programme of warm-up sets and shared spaces. A fictional music-weekender identity: live sounds, late conversations and a programme designed for discovering something new.
Behind AFTERHOURS
Practical demo information about access, arrival and the venue.
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Independent sounds. Shared nights.