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Festival crew & event jobs in London

Paid festival crew and event work across London and the South East - Field Day, All Points East and corporate marquees across the home counties. Add your name once and get rung direct when crew's needed near you.

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Event work across London

CrewPool is a free list of event and festival crew. Companies working Field Day, All Points East and corporate marquees across the home counties search it and contact people direct - no agency, no cut. Pick the work you do:

Festivals near London

London and London & the South East run a busy event calendar - Notting Hill Carnival (August), BST Hyde Park (June), All Points East (August) and DnB Allstars Festival (September) and more, all hiring crew through the season. Find work at any of them:

Bar work in London

Between events, the same crew picks up casual and weekend bar work in London - £13–£16 an hour plus tips, agreed direct with the venue. Hiring instead? Hire bar staff in London.

Festival crew in London

London runs one of the UK's busiest festival crew seasons. Major events hiring festival crew include BST Hyde Park (June), All Points East (August), Notting Hill Carnival (August) and Field Day - each needing festival crew across a range of roles: build crew putting up stages and structures, bar crew running festival bars, stewards managing crowds and entry points, site crew handling logistics and waste, and stagehands working backstage. Festival crew hiring for build-side roles typically opens 4-8 weeks before each event; on-event festival crew bookings follow as schedules firm up, usually 2-4 weeks out.

Pay for festival crew in London varies by role. General site festival crew earns £100-£150 per day; bar festival crew and stewards both earn £100-£140 per day; stagehands earn £110-£160 per day. Specialist festival crew - lighting techs, riggers and production crew - earn £150-£280+ per day depending on the call. Festival crew chiefs and site managers command £180-£300+ per day. All pay is agreed direct between festival crew and the company, with no agency cut taken out of your rate.

Build crew are usually needed 2-4 weeks before an event; on-event crew arrive 1-2 days before doors open. London's festival season peaks May to September, covering the run from spring corporate events through to the autumn marquee circuit. Corporate marquee and private event crew work runs year-round in London, so there is rarely a dead month for experienced crew. Add yourself to CrewPool free and companies working London festivals will contact you direct - no fees, no commissions. See the dedicated festival crew jobs in London page for the general crew role, or find festival crew work in Brighton, Bristol, Manchester and Leeds.

Common questions

What festival crew work is there in London?
London hosts major festival events hiring festival crew across the season: BST Hyde Park (June), All Points East (August), Notting Hill Carnival (August) and Field Day. Festival crew roles include build crew, bar crew, stewards, site crew and stagehands. Pay for festival crew ranges from £100-£140 per day for bar festival crew and stewards, £100-£150 for general site festival crew, £110-£160 for stagehands, £150-£280+ for specialist festival crew and £180-£300+ for festival crew chiefs. Build festival crew are typically needed 2-4 weeks before events; on-event festival crew arrive 1-2 days before.
How do I find festival crew work in London?
Add your name to CrewPool free - takes 2 minutes. Set your travel range, tick the festival crew roles you can cover (build crew, bar crew, steward, stagehand, site crew) and companies working London festivals will contact you direct. No agency, no cut, no joining fee.
What festival jobs are there in London?
Everything from bar staff and stewards to marquee crew, stagehands, lighting techs and drivers - across London & the South East, working Field Day, All Points East and corporate marquees across the home counties.
How much does event work pay in London?
Most day work pays £100–£300+, with specialist and crew-chief roles to £300+. Agreed direct, no agency cut.
How do I start?
Add your name to the list free, set your travel range, tick what you can do. Companies search and ring you direct.