Worthy Farm, Somerset. Five days, five stages you'll actually get to see, and a crew that makes the shifts fly by.
Scanning wristbands and keeping the entrance queue moving. First and last faces most punters see.
Serving in one of the site bars. Busy, sociable, tips-friendly, and you learn the site fast.
Helping campers find pitches, answering questions, keeping an eye on things overnight.
Keeping the site clean between acts — unglamorous, but it's the fastest way to see every stage.
Staffing the info points — directions, lost property, pointing people toward welfare when needed.
Backstage and stage-adjacent — kit moves, access control, runner work for crew and artists.
4 shifts of around 8 hours across the five days — the rest of the festival is yours.
Own transport or festival coach from major cities. Crew car parking is separate from public.
Dedicated crew campsite, closer to the action than general camping, with its own facilities.
Full festival ticket, campsite pitch, and a crew t-shirt. You keep everything after your shifts end.
Applications close as roles fill, and popular shifts go fast — get yours in early.
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