Statement

What’s happening in Gaza and Israel has deeply impacted our community. We are horrified by the scale of suffering and the ongoing crisis. These events have rightly raised urgent questions, and strong emotions, including from our artists, our people and our audiences. We join those calling for an immediate end to the conflict, and for humanitarian aid to reach those suffering in Gaza without delay.

We are aware that there is a significant amount of debate and discussion around our festivals, and our ownership, in relation to these events.  

Our owners, made up of our promoters and several investment firms, support us to achieve the highest standards and best experience that fans and artists rightly expect. Operationally, Superstruct is independently run, and makes its own decisions based on what is in the best interests of our fans, artists, partners, and colleagues. Festivals are also empowered to make their own commercial decisions to reflect the changing world in which they operate.

All revenue and profits from Superstruct events and festivals remains entirely within our business and goes towards the ongoing development and staging of our festivals across the world. 

At Superstruct, our purpose is to create and sustain music experiences that resonate globally. We believe music should bring people together — it has the power to connect across borders, backgrounds and beliefs, and we’re committed to building spaces that reflect that. Our focus remains on creating live experiences that unite people through music, not divide them.