Phone charging for festivals
A festival day is long and a phone is not. Place Brick powerbank stations across the site and keep every visitor connected from the gates to the headliner.
Full batteries from the first act to the last
Tickets, wristbands, friends to find and every clip from the stage all live on one phone that has to last a whole day in a field. Stations across the site mean visitors stay in the crowd instead of queuing at a charging tent.
Brick Skyscraper
Some of our festivals
From Roskilde to Way Out West, stations that keep up with the crowd.
Skyscraper is not the only station we make
Five stations share the same network, the same powerbanks and the same support. The right one depends on the spot: a bar tent, a VIP area, a food court or the main entrance.
Free of charge, handled by Brick
Place your station order and Brick HQ reaches out to confirm the dates and the site plan. We launch anywhere in the EU and North America.
Put the stations where visitors pass: at the entrances, by every stage, in the food court, at the campsite and in the VIP areas. Plug them in and they work.
Visitors charge while the festival goes on; you get a revenue share from every rental, and we collect the stations when the site closes.
Common questions from festival organisers
What stations would you recommend for a festival?
Festivals spread tens of thousands of people over a large site. We recommend the 48-slot Skyscraper by every stage and at the entrances, with Towers at the food court and the campsite, so a visitor is never far from a station when their battery drops.
Where should I place the stations?
Where people gather and where they pass. Think of the entrances, the front and back of each stage, bar and food areas, the campsite, the info point and the VIP areas.
Do the stations work outdoors and on temporary power?
Yes. Each station needs one standard outlet and stands on its own. Place it under cover from rain, on a generator circuit or site power, and it runs for the whole festival.
How does renting work?
Visitors scan the QR code on the station with the Brick app or webpage. A powerbank is ejected with built-in cables for iPhone, USB-C and micro-USB. When they are done, they return it at any Brick station on site or in town, with no need to stay near an outlet.
Who is responsible for customer support and maintenance?
We are. Users contact us through the app or webpage for anything related to their rental. If you notice anything off with a station during the festival, get in touch and we will sort it.
What happens after I order a station?
Brick HQ reaches out to confirm your dates and how many stations the site needs. We can launch anywhere within the EU and North America.
Solutions
Perfect for any venue, anywhere
Ready to keep the crowd charged?
Hosting a station is free. We handle support, installation and maintenance.