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The Sound of Music Tourism CULTURE FEATURE THE SOUND OF MUSIC TOURISM From sonic cruises to snow-bound festivals, music tourism is thriving. Oisin Lunny meets the promoters and tastemakers whose hunger for new lifestyle experiences got us here MUSIC EDITOR OISIN LUNNY Package holiday fever. Trolley dollies. than “some kind of pasta with tomato and music festival, which draws in Concorde. Much has been written about sauce”. The band commandeered a 6,000 attendees per year and has been the travel and tourism revolution of Pontin’s Holiday camp in Camber headlined by the likes of Pendulum. the 1960s and 70s, but the trajectory of Sands and invited their favourite acts – Conceptual music-driven holidays like music industry tourism – which spent including The Flaming Lips, Mogwai, these have paved the way for the richly several more decades hanging out in Mercury Rev and Snow Patrol – to nuanced landscape of audio tourism we boggy fields before rousing itself, join them. The weekender became an know today, where discerning travellers slathering on sun cream and setting underground success and inspired the can listen to a pirate folk band atop the out to play catch-up – is less well- All Tomorrow’s Parties series, now a coniferous Bulgarian peaks at Meadows documented. byword for offbeat music gatherings. in the Mountains, or catch Gilles Peterson play a star-lit set on the jetty of Stevie Jackson of indie stalwarts Events like the Bowlie Weekender are Adriatic island festival Obonjan. Belle & Sebastian reminisces on those prime examples of early innovations intervening mud-crusted years with a in music tourism, masterminded by This August, Belle & Sebastian will mixture of fondness and frustration. promoters and punters who were celebrate the 20th anniversary of their “Back then it was either Leeds, Reading hungry for new lifestyle experiences. original Weekender by partnering with or Glastonbury, and that was it,” he says. The same goes for the endeavours waterborne music tourism specialists of Gareth Cooper and his group of Sixthman for a new incarnation of the Such limited choice inspired the band friends from Manchester, who 19 years event, christened the Boaty Weekender. to set up their own ‘Bowlie Weekender’ ago decided to offer an alternative Once again, Belle & Sebastian will in 1999, where people could (shock, to the sonic-gruyère offered by most curate a line-up of their favourite horror) sleep in comfortable dry beds, après-ski resorts. That event is now artists, but the venue has been upgraded and choose from food options other Snowbombing, Europe’s largest snow to the Norwegian Jade, a luxury cruise Hospitality on the Beach, Croatia 180 181 CULTURE FEATURE Left: Meadows in the Mountains, Bulgaria Top Right: Balaton Sound, Hungary Below Left: Sixthman Cruises Bottom Right: Balaton Sound, Hungary Today, music tourism is rapidly opening up established markets (in particular cruising, and to a degree skiing) to a new demographic. On Sixthman’s recent Weird & Wonderful Rainbow Ride collaboration with Kesha, the attendees were mostly females aged 21 to 35 – poles apart from the much-stereotyped 60 plus cruise passenger. Across the pond, tourism juggernaut Las Vegas is using music to leverage interest from new audiences. From the iconic past residencies of Barbra Streisand, Sinatra and Elvis, to 2019 soirées with Beyoncé and Mariah Carey, Sin City and music have always gone hand-in-sequined-glove, but ship which sets sail from Barcelona to fans and bands,” says Diaz. “A sense of first year, fans come for the artists, but recently the sonic-sphere has pivoted Sardinia. It’s a far cry from the original community was formed and the stage they return to meet friends they’ve made.” into house, EDM and trap to attract a weekender – less Pontin’s, more palatial was set for collaborations, activities, younger crowd. Visitors are now as – and serves as a microcosm of how the excursions and new friendships. That Grant Seuren, Director of Sail Croatia, likely to see Diplo or David Guetta at the wider industry has developed, leaning atmosphere seems impossible to replicate is also a convert to the benefits of music Wynn as they are the aforementioned increasingly towards the luxury market. at shows on land.” tourism. “Our navigator cruises have been musicians. This shift in messaging, the gateway to festival heavyweights like changing the emphasis from casinos “It’s a bit uncharted in that it’s a curated The secret to the cruise-provider’s Ultra Music Festival, Hideout Festival and to concerts, offsets a downward turn in festival experience but the environment success, Diaz says, is not only to “make Outlook Festival, which have attracted a the city’s revenues from gambling. is controlled,” says Jackson, who is the guest the star” but also the seafaring wider audience to our Sail Croatia cruises,” thrilled about the creative possibilities. setting itself, which facilitates its own he explains. “Passengers are drawn in by The halo effect of music tourism extends “All of which means we can create a world serendipitous magic. “It’s an environment the incredible open-air waterfront venues to regional and national economies too. for our guests.” That ‘world’ extends to where it takes only minutes to become best and the variety of acts playing.” In Barcelona, Primavera Sound festival yoga classes, cocktail evenings, themed friends with other cruisers,” he says. “The is on course to replenish the Catalan balls, games, and of course club nights economy with somewhere in the region and gigs. The site will be equipped with of 120 million euros, with the organisers comfortable cabins and crèches, all applying an exemplary 50/50 gender within sauntering distance of the stages. In Barcelona, Primavera Sound split to its line-up, a policy they’ve aptly dubbed “The New Normal”. Initiatives Sixthman, who have been offering festival is on course to replenish like this, which combine commercial music cruises for over a decade, was success with a will to engender positive originally born out of a project devised the Catalan economy with change, reveal the power of the industry. for US band Sister Hazel, who wanted a way of spending more quality time with somewhere in the region of 120 In some instances, countries are using their fans. CEO Anthony Diaz explains music curation not only to attract new that the concept was an instant hit. “On million euros. visitors, but to redefine their national that voyage, there was an incredible identity. Will Larnach-Jones, head of connection and camaraderie between marketing at tastemaker music festival 182 183 CULTURE FEATURE Iceland Airwaves, explains the significance. “Once, featuring resident artists whose musical output travelling to Iceland seemed as exotic as landing is inspired by the local landscape. Attendees can on the moon, but today tourism has supplanted bathe in the island’s geothermal hot springs, hike fishing as Iceland’s primary industry, and almost trails, or catch a set under a remote waterfall. 10 per cent of visiting tourists say music played a part in their decision to visit. Iceland Airwaves The increasing currency of audio tourism seems injects around 2 billion Icelandic króna into the to indicate a deeper shift in what we think of as economy, and festival-goers typically stay longer, tourism today. Brand USA, a marketing agency with 70 per cent taking side trips and excursions.” promoting tourism to the USA, dedicated 2018 to music, and even made the feature film America’s Those words go some way towards explaining Musical Journey, narrated by Morgan Freeman. Iceland’s reputation as the place to see ‘your next Shain Shapiro, the founder of strategic global favourite band’. Once-fledgling acts like Florence music consultancy Sound Diplomacy, comments + The Machine, Hot Chip and Sigrid have all that, “Music is being looked at deliberately and rocked the Reykjavik stage, while Icelandic alumni intentionally as the primary reason that people Hatari, JFDR, Vök and female rap collective travel. Music tourism is becoming its own sector, Reykjavíkurdætur are poised for international and has evolved from being a ‘nice to have’ to a greatness. ‘need to have’.” It’s no surprise, then, that tourist boards for Insight from the likes of Shapiro and his peers some seriously offbeat locations are embracing suggest that music is no longer a supplementary adventurous music curation as a strategy to soundtrack to our good times, but a defining attract more visitors. In the Azores, the stunning feature of how and why we choose to travel. As Portuguese archipelago in the mid-Atlantic – an another high season rolls around, bringing with it area historically isolated for many years – the the chance to relax and forge relationships in new Tremor Festival seeks not only to attract new surroundings, pack your passport and be cast away tourism to the island, but also to establish a on music tourism’s sound waves. thriving and connected cultural ecosystem by Left: Belle & Sebastian, Boaty Weekender, sailing from Barcelona to Sardinia FESTIVALS: FIVE HOT TICKETS Right: Oasis Festival, Morocco Bilbao BBK Live Hospitality On The Beach This stellar rock and pop festival takes place atop the Experience a powerhouse drum & bass line-up in the soaring peaks of Kobetamendi Mountain in Bilbao and musical paradise of Croatia’s The Garden, Tisno, with Andy features The Strokes, Rosalía, Thom Yorke and Nils Frahm. C, High Contrast, Storm and Noisia. 11-13 July. Tickets €145. bilbaobbklive.com 11-15 July. Tickets from £112.86. hospitalityonthebeach.com OASIS Festival Gidi Culture Fest An authentic North-African holiday experience in the Described as Africa’s answer to Coachella, this West heart of Marrakech, Morocco, soundtracked by Four Tet, African music festival takes place on the beach of Lagos, Âme and Dixon and Horse Meat Disco.
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