Content- The festival plays host to a great number of bands all over the city, which entices many business' to help and support the event
Target Audience- The event is targeted at music lovers and people of all ages as Sheffield is a city known for its musical background therefore the event targets people from all over Yorkshire to attend
Design/Style- The style of the event is a music festival, therefore most of the stages are outside and on grassy plains to give the feel of a music festival
Location- All the locations are around Sheffield, often outside yet some are inside and are held at licensed clubs. As most of the stages are outside there is little concern about space for all the people, so the location choices are excellent for the event itself
Suitability- The event is well suited to its purpose as every location has access to many public toilets as well as many food and drink stands
Legal and Ethical- Every indoor stage has a licensed bar when distributing alcohol. Indoor stages require tickets to enter so they never go over their maximum capacity. All the outdoor events have licensed food and drink venues around them
Health and Safety- Safety bars and fences separate the crowd from the stage and all areas with cords and wires are cordoned off so to ensure the safety of the audience.
The Tramlines festival was a great event as it was free to the public. Making it free meant that the festival would be attended by many more people, which inspired me to go, as there was only one artist I wanted to see. The stages needed to be closer together as there was a long way to walk between stages, which was inconvenient if acts were on different stages. However as there was a large variety of acts so usually there was no need to switch stages, unless there was 2 specific acts you wanted to see in a small amount of time.
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