Small crowd
Nine thousand tickets and not one more. The headland stays walkable all weekend.
Verano Headland · 17–19 July 2026
Three days of music on a headland above the sea — six stages, forty-eight acts, and a poster screen-printed on site for every one of them.
The festival
Soltide builds a weekend the way a printmaker builds a poster: choose the colours, place the shapes, cut everything that does not sing. What arrives is three days on a headland that feel inevitable.
Nine thousand tickets and not one more. The headland stays walkable all weekend.
Every poster, pass and stage sign is screen-printed on site, one colour at a time.
Cooks, boat crews and sound engineers from the coast road, booked before the acts are.
Every poster, printed by hand.
The site map
Stacked stone terraces facing the water. Brass, choirs, nothing after midnight.
The big one, cut into the cliff top with the whole bay behind the drummer.
One stone tower, one PA, and bass you feel through the soles of your feet.
Stone bathing steps turned amphitheatre. Sit down, take your shoes off, listen.
Reachable by boat or a long walk. Two hundred people, records only, no lights.
A stage on a moored ketch. One set, played to the sunrise, then it sails off.
The pressing
(8)Three days on a headland that felt printed just for us.
Tickets
Three tiers: First Print for a day, Full Run for all three, Artist Proof for the tent field and the pit. Every pass screen-printed, yours to keep.