Food trucks for music events and gigs
Late finishes, hungry crowds, and promoters who need you back next month.
Why music events and gigs are worth being listed for
Post-gig trade is some of the best-value trading in the calendar per hour open.
Promoters run a circuit of venues, so one good night travels.
Outdoor gigs rarely have kitchen facilities, which makes a van essential rather than optional.
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Get found by the people booking music events and gigs
Tell us what you sell, what you turn up in and which counties you travel to, and tick music events & gigs among the events you work. Anyone searching for a caterer for music events and gigs in your area will see you.
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- ✓Listed under music events & gigs as well as every other event you work
- ✓Your phone and email stay hidden until someone deliberately asks for them
- ✓Two photographs, your website and your social pages
- ✓County-by-county coverage, or tick national
- ✓Edit or take it down yourself, whenever you like
Organising music events and gigs? See who covers your area
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Search caterers for music events and gigsFood trucks for music events and gigs — common questions
- What sells at a gig?
- Anything handheld and fast. A short menu you can turn round in two minutes beats a long one every time.
- How late do these run?
- Often past eleven. Worth listing if you are set up for late trading — a lot of vans are not, which is exactly why promoters struggle.