Barnes and Mullins’ Shergold Guitars brand is to provide a special backstage area at the forthcoming 2000 Trees Festival, to promote the brand to new artists.
Designer Patrick James Eggle will join members of the Shergold artist team in a specially designed enclosure located in the 2000 Trees festival’s backstage area with the aim of collaborating with some of the most exciting bands of the moment, the company said. The festival takes place from 12th-14th July at Withington, Cheltenham
“The Shergold team are looking forward to welcoming artists and management throughout the three day festival, offering them the chance to try every model in the current Masquerader guitar series, giving a sneak-peak of models to come, and – where selected – offering exclusive endorsement opportunities,” said the firm.
Following its relaunch last year, Shergold Guitars has been building a strong following among up and coming UK bands including The Sherlocks, Fickle Friends, God Damn and The Blinders.
This year’s 2000 Trees Festival line-up includes: At The Drive In, Twin Atlantic, Enter Shikari, Turbowolf, Arcane Roots and others.
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