Stage lights cutting through darkness at Harbour Yards

About · Fourth edition

HARBOUR
YARDS

For three nights the old customs quay becomes Brasswell: the Main Stage on the former car park, the Pier out on the water and the Warehouse inside the customs shed, each only a few minutes' walk from the next.

Doors open at 17:00 and the final ferry to the city centre leaves at 02:30, after the closing set.

Practical

GETTING THERE

— By boat: the festival ferry runs from Cais do Sodré every 20 minutes from 16:30. Your pass is your boat ticket — just show it at the pier.

— By train: Cascais line to Cais do Sodré, then the boat or a 15-minute riverside walk.

— By night bus: routes 201 and 728 stop at Harbour Yards until 03:00 on festival nights.

— Home: the last boat leaves at 02:30 and waits for the last set. No one gets stranded.

Practical

ACCESSIBILITY

— Step-free routes connect all three stages; the quay is flat and paved throughout.

— Raised viewing platforms at the Main Stage and the Pier, with companion places held.

— BSL interpretation on the Main Stage every night; hearing loops at all bars.

— Write to hello@brasswellhall.com and the access team will plan your night with you.

Press

PRESS

Accreditation for the fourth edition opens 1 April 2027. One application per outlet; photographers get the first three songs, no flash, from the pit.

For lineup announcements, images and interviews, write to hello@brasswellhall.com with “Press” in the subject.

Careers

WORK THE QUAY

Every edition needs two hundred crew: stage hands, boat marshals, access stewards, bar teams and night drivers. Fair pay, real meals, and the last boat home like everyone else.

Crew calls go out in the newsletter first. Join the list or write to hello@brasswellhall.com.