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Canada’s premiere electronic music festival is hiring in BC & staff attend for free

If you need a job this summer and weren’t able to snag tickets to this year’s Shambhala Music Fest – there’s a way to rectify both. The 25th annual festival is hiring for its 2024 crew, and all staff get free entry!

In addition to their volunteer crew positions, which offer a bit more flexibility in time commitment, Shambhala is recruiting paid staff members who are up for working every day of the festival, from July 26th to 29th.

As Canada’s premiere electronic music festival, you really can’t ask for a better summer gig!

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Here are just some of the areas showtime staff members will work in:

  • Beverage kiosks
  • Bathrooms
  • Blaze Burgers
  • Cafe Night Owl
  • Finance
  • Ice Sales
  • Kitchen
  • Pucker Up Lemonade
  • Retail
  • Security
  • Stagekeepers
  • Tech Support
  • Ticket Gate

In addition to free early entry, staff members get exclusive SMF swag, access to Crew Camping spots, and a minimum of one meal per shift. Note that each shift is 8 to 12 hours daily, or nightly. And with world-class headliners like Disclosure, Dillon Francis, James Blake, Chromeo, Clozee, and San Holo – we’re sure the time will fly by!

These positions are best suited for people who enjoy festivals of this calibre and size, and enjoy the satisfaction of watching one come together.

Note that applicants must be 19 years or older to apply.

So there you have it, EDM lovers. Now’s your chance to enjoy an incredible lineup this year and get paid.

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