Denmark’s coolest volunteers!
THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU!!!
You impress us every single year – and somehow, you always manage to outdo yourselves!
Whether you’re building, pouring drinks, cleaning up, guiding guests, or working behind the scenes, you are a huge part of what makes NorthSide come together. You show up with energy, dedication, and great spirits – in sunshine, rain, wind, with tired legs, and sometimes even a bit of a hangover.
You are the ones who create the great atmosphere, the strong sense of community, and the unforgettable experiences for guests, artists, and fellow volunteers alike.
Simply: Without you, there is no NorthSide.
Thank you so much for your incredible effort – we can’t wait to create another amazing festival together with you!
Would you like to be notified when volunteer registration for NS27 opens? Sign up for your favorite team here:
Photo: Christian Solgaard

What do I get for volunteering?
As thanks for your effort we guarantee…
Fun, rewarding, and ‘hyggelige’ days spent with your fellow volunteers
Access to all three days of the festival, packed with concerts, celebrations, and great experiences
Access to the Volunteer Lounge – an area exclusively for volunteers, where you’ll enjoy perks such as discounts on drinks
A reusable water bottle
Meals while you’re on shift
Valuable event experience for your CV and documentation of your volunteer work, which can be used to support quota 2 university applications
We’re looking so much forward to seeing you at NS27!
Feel free to contact us if you have any questions.

Want to bring your association to NS27?
Every year, a wide range of tasks at NorthSide are carried out by amazing local associations, giving them the opportunity to raise funds for their club or organisation.
This is one of the ways NorthSide gives back to the local community.
If your association would like to strengthen its sense of community while earning money for the organisation, please contact the Volunteer Management team at volunteer@northside.dk to learn more.
Photo: Christian Solgaard