Roskilde Festival partners up with companies and brands in order to both develop and organise the festival. These partnerships and brands contribute to the Roskilde Festival legacy of being a unique, international event that cannot be copied anywhere in the world.
Tuborg has been a main partner of Roskilde Festival for over three decades, making them one of the festival's longest-standing and most trusted collaborators. Over the years, Tuborg has not only contributed financially to the festival's operation but has also played an active role in developing the festival's sustainable, artistic, and social profile.
Andel and Roskilde Festival share a common vision and ambition to contribute to the transition from fossil fuels to renewable energy. In addition to both being rooted in Zealand, we share an important value centered around community.
There is a need for communities to lead the fight against climate change and create a green future for everyone.
Roskilde Festival and Meyer Sound collaborate to deliver an outstanding audio experience. Meyer Sound, known for their advanced audio technology, ensures crystal-clear sound quality across the festival's stages. This partnership significantly enhances the music experience, making the concerts even more memorable.
We focus on reducing our environmental impact, and in recent years, Meyer Sound has reduced the power consumption of their speakers by 20%. The speakers have also become physically smaller, which is significant for transport efficiency when dealing with more than 1,000 speakers in total.
The idea behind Volt started at Roskilde Festival in 2011, and since the first test in 2012 Volt have delivered portable charging at more than 200 events worldwide, charging more than a million phones. Apart from the portable charger, Volt also develop mobile digital services for festivals and events.
Roskilde Festival has been involved since the founding of Yourope, an industry association for European festivals established in 1998. For over 25 years, we have contributed to working groups focused on safety, green transition, and improved contractual structures for festival operations in Europe.
Through Yourope, we share our experience and knowledge with the festival industry as a whole and draw inspiration from our colleagues to elevate the standards of our own festival.
SheCanPlay is a music community for women and gender minorities aged 13 to 23. SheCanPlay aims to improve gender balance on the charts, on stage, and behind the scenes.
In a converted camper van, the music association SheCanPlay brings an on-camp-site recording studio to Roskilde Festival. Here, there are opportunities for discovery and experimentation in collaboration with everyone from passing festival-goers to established musicians. The mobile recording studio is operated exclusively by women and gender minorities from SheCanPlay's elite producer program, where everyone, regardless of gender, is welcome!