Hotels, flights, cars, rentals. You tell me the festival and the vibe, I handle the booking.
Here's the part people don't believe: you don't pay me for this. The hotel does. You get the same rate you'd get booking direct — often better, plus perks like upgrades, breakfast, or early check-in that you can't get on your own. My commission comes out of the property's pocket, not yours.
If you're going to book a room anyway, book it through me. Worst case you get the same price with someone in your corner when the front desk says they lost your reservation.
Start with a trip →Door Two
Join a Festival Group
For people going solo, or as a couple, or with one friend.
Going to a festival alone is the best decision most people never make. You see exactly what you want, on your schedule, with nobody to negotiate with. The only hard part is the first hour.
So for the festivals I'm working, I put a group together — mostly people arriving on their own — and you buy into whatever pieces you actually need.
On the menu
- ▸A spot in the room block — locked rate at a hotel I've already vetted for the walk, the noise, and the late-night situation
- ▸A roommate match — solo travelers eat the full room rate. Split it with someone else in the group and it's half.
- ▸Party bus and rides — to the gates and back, every day. No surge pricing, no two-mile walk at 1am.
- ▸Afterparty access — the late shows and unofficial parties worth going to, and how to get in
- ▸The full ride — itinerary, transport, group, and me on the ground the whole weekend
Take one thing or all of it. Already have your hotel? Grab a bus seat and nothing else. That works.
This is a group of adults who like live music, not a tour bus with a flag. Disappear for six hours and go see whoever you want — we'll be at the meeting spot when you're done.
See which festivals are open →Door Three
Bring Your Own Group
For people who already have the people. Bachelor and bachelorette parties, work trips, a milestone birthday, ten friends who can't agree on anything.
You've got the group. I've got the ground. Rooms, rides, itinerary, afterparties, and me there running it so nobody in your crew has to be the one holding the spreadsheet.
You get one number covering all of it. No expense reports, no splitting up who owes what for the van.
Every group wants something different — a corporate offsite in New Orleans and eight guys at Movement are not the same job — so I don't publish a rate. Tell me who's coming and what you're after, and I'll put a real number together.
Tell me about your group →