Burgos · historic and cultural centre · July
For international blues bands on tour, craft brewer sponsors, partner bars, music schools and cultural press activating at the leading blues festival of Castilla y León, held during the month of July in plazas and cultural venues in the historic centre of Burgos. EUR pricing with IVA 21% reported via FACe/SII to the Spanish tax authority (AEAT), production from our Madrid hub and direct delivery to a named consignee at a plaza in the Casco Viejo, a hotel near the Cathedral or the festival's main venue.
The Burgos Blues Festival is one of the established blues gatherings in northern Spain, with a programme that mixes international artists touring Europe, national bands and local names from the Burgos circuit. The headline shows are spread across plazas in the historic centre and cultural venues near the Cathedral, and the night carries on at partner bars where jam sessions work as a natural extension of the festival.
For bands, brewers and sponsor bars, the operational brief has three fronts. First, the open-air plaza shows, where merch is sold at a stand and needs pieces that survive July heat and crowd movement between performances. Second, the activations of the sponsoring craft brewers, who usually mount temporary bars at the shows and need glasses, coasters and aprons carrying the shared festival-brewer brand. Third, the jam sessions at partner bars, where merch works almost as a credential between musicians. The combination of plaza, bar and night bar forces differentiated runs and packaging resilient to a week of heat and noise.
Heavyweight black or natural-ecru tees with a one-colour screen print of the year's poster, dark polos for the production team and a hooded sweatshirt for the late-night plaza shows. Built to wash between dates and to take July heat on outdoor stages.
Vinyl and CD releases in small runs, embroidered patches, enamel pins with the festival logo and heavy cotton tote bags with a discreet mark. Runs tuned to the stand's capacity, packed in rigid boxes that survive several days of heat and dust.
Screen-printed glass or food-grade polypropylene pints, heavy card coasters, bib aprons carrying the shared festival-brewer brand and collectable enamel pins per edition. Runs sized to cover both shows and temporary bars.
Heavy card coasters with brand mark, screen-printed matchboxes or bottle openers, small canned beer sets and ceramic mugs for partner bars. Short runs to top up between night sessions.
We produce from our Madrid hub with EUR pricing exclusive of IVA 21%, added on the B2B invoice and reported via FACe/SII to the Agencia Estatal de Administración Tributaria (AEAT); intra-EU buyers can apply the reverse-charge mechanism where applicable. Runs are sized to a multi-day regional festival: 30–80 pieces per reference for stage apparel, 200–600 for stand merch, 300–1,000 for brewer activations and 50–150 for jam session kits. Burgos is well connected by the A-1 and AP-1, so delivery is coordinated with a named consignee at a plaza in the historic centre, a hotel near the Cathedral or the festival's main venue, with a buffer on the Paseo del Espolón to cover the gap between afternoon set-up and the night sessions at partner bars.
A blues-in-July specific consideration is that boxes must arrive labelled with the plaza or bar of destination, because the festival operation splits boxes to several points each day and a labelling mistake means a band's merch ends up at another band's stand. We recommend every box carries the band name, the assigned stage and the date of use visibly, and that restock be kept at a central festival storage point for last-minute breaks or rapid sales.
Historically the festival fills several days during July, with open-air shows in historic-centre plazas and night-time sessions at partner bars. The exact dates of each edition are published in the cultural programme of the Burgos city council and should be confirmed before runs are fixed.
Yes, provided it is coordinated with the festival organisation and arrives within the agreed set-up window for each show. Because the historic centre has narrow pedestrian streets, we usually split between the main venue, a plaza with van access and a hotel buffer near the Cathedral.
For screen-printed glasses and coasters we usually work with minimums of three hundred units per reference; for shared aprons and apparel the usual minimums are fifty per piece; and collectable pins accept bigger runs to cover both shows and temporary bars.
No. Corp-Merch is an independent external supplier that helps bands, brewers, partner bars and cultural press present during the event prepare their own merch. It does not organise, sponsor or represent the festival or the Burgos city council.
Corp-Merch is an independent external supplier to companies and teams activating during the event. This page helps bands, brewers, partner bars and cultural press present at the festival prepare their own merch; it does not represent the festival organisation or the Burgos city council.