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In the last 10 years, the way of music festivals has changed to be much more than just a music festival. These multi-sensory experiences now turn into fashion, freedom, art, and expression of self. Within this festival of creativity, however, there is one permanent trend taking place, popularly called tattoo booths at music festivals.
The idea, which was once seen as out of the ordinary, is now a daring, artistic message. Such booths are not mere attractions anymore but a different type of merchandise event, where personal narratives combine with the identity of the festival.
Whether it is temporary tattoos from Las Vegas or holiday-style tattoos, live tattooing by celebrity tattoo artists, and I even discovered a celebrity tattoo artist at the festival, tattooing has become a bohemian part of the culture and a good business model itself in an event.
Events would leave festival-goers with wristbands, tees, and stickers. Now, people are choosing something untouchable: tattoos. Booths with tattoos provide flash tattoos with limited edition, which reflect everything about the festival, the line-up or maybe that special weekend.
Tattoos do not wear out, unlike merchandise. And that durability develops stronger brand attachment. It can be a note of the music, the mark of the festival, or a phrase of the last ditty of the performer of the finale; tattoos are coming alive so that the festival memory will be emotionally weighted.
In festivals, tattoo booths are customized to be a performance in most cases, sometimes with ambient lighting, a live DJ, and visual art. Many features:
The booths will enable customers to share their moods or memories immediately and transform the inking experience into a momentous activity in line with the entire event spirit.
Large brands have seized this growing trend. Lifestyle brands are now common in strategic alliances with tattoo shops at the biggest music festivals. With a brand like a sneaker company running a booth with temporary tattoos or different brands of beverages using free, permanent tattoos with a purchase, these kinds of activations are:
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Not all people are ready to accept permanent tattoos, and here, custom temporary tattoos from Los Angeles can excel. These go wild at festivals by being:
Merch booths are now selling traditional souvenirs and some sticker-like tattoos. Others even use them as gifts when entering a festival or participating in highlights of workshops or other activities concerning the brand.
