The engine behind the worlds biggest bars
We are your premier partner in transforming stadiums and festivals into unforgettable experiences. As a global leader, we combine professionalism and cutting-edge innovation to deliver events that stand out and succeed.
For those who don’t yet know us, here’s a brief look at where we started and how we became what we are today.
This year, we celebrate our 40th anniversary. From the very beginning, we’ve taken on only the projects that others can’t – and only where we know we can create something truly exceptional. Our track record speaks volumes: just look at our client list and the iconic events and venues where we’ve made our mark.
Our Highlights
“I have known and been using voodoo group here at wembley stadium since 2005 when they built 6 mdus for us for our pitch bar that we use for the concerts. So far since opening we have sold over 400,000 pints of Carlsberg through the mdus without any major breakdown or equipment failure. I have always found the equipment that they supply to be reliable and fault free. The technical support given is also first class and if there is an issue they deal with it in a professional manner and resolve things so the supply is maintained.”
Steve WinchcombeBeverage & Logistics Manager DNC Wembley Stadium
“The technical skill and knowledge of the voodoo guys is exceptional. They are highly professional, dependable & a great team to work with.”
Finbarr McCarthyDraught Competence Manager – Heineken Europe
Iconic Events, Venues & Festivals
Glastonbury (Ian Dury was incredible), Live Aid 1985 – Wembley Stadium, Phil Collins 1987 – Hampden, Reading 1988 (first time beer dispensed directly from a road tanker), Fleadh 1988 – Finsbury Park, The Rolling Stones 1990 – Hampden Park, Glasgow
1984 - 1990
Glastonbury 1993 – Glastonbury (After its invention, this was the first time an MDU was ever used), Phoenix Festival 1994, Blur 1995 – Mile End, Oasis 1995 – Southampton, Manchester and MK Bowl
1990 - 1995
Oasis 1996 – Knebworth, Tina Turner 1996 – Cardiff Arms Park, Michael Jackson 1997 – Wembley Stadium, Carlsberg Concert 1977 – Wembley Stadium, Kiss 1997 – Finsbury Park, Oasis & Verve 1997 – Earls Court, V Festivals 1999 – Stafford and Chelmsford, Homelands 1999 – Matterly Bowl, Winchester
1995 - 2000
Creamfields 2000 – Old Liverpool Airfield, Eminem 2001 – Glasgow Green, Robbie Williams 2003 – Knebworth
2000 - 2005
T in the Park 2005 – Balado, Kinross, Artic Monkeys 2007 – LCCC (‘Thomas the tank engine’ – ask us why and we’ll tell you!), Aintree 2008 – Aintree Racecourse, Leeds Festival 2008 – Leeds (boy was that a wet one!), Take That Circus Tour 2009 – Wembley and LCCC, Isle of Wight Festival 2009 – IOW
2005 - 2010
Download 2010 – Donnington Park, Derby, Oasis 2010 – Heaton Park, Manchester, Oxegen 2010 – Punchestown Racecourse, Bon Jovi 2011 – LCCC, Manchester, Foo Fighters 2011 – MK Bowl, Stone Roses 2012 – Heaton Park, Manchester, Boomtown 2013 – Matterly Bowl, Winchester, T in the Park 2014 – Balado, Kinross, Pearl Jam 2014 – MK Bowl
2010 - 2015
Foo Fighters 2015 – Slane Castle, Boardmasters 2016, Royal Ascot 2017 – Ascot, Bournemouth 7’s 2017 – Bournemouth, TRNSMT 2018 – Glasgow Green (Queen with Adam Lambert were a big highlight), The Open 2019 – Royal Portrush, Electric Picnic 2019 – Stradbally
2015 - 2020
Sefton Park Trial Event 2021 – Liverpool – (first test show back post COVID – special day for us), Open 2021 – Sandwich, Kent (the biggest post COVID test event before all sanction were lifted), Liam Gallagher 2022 – Knebworth – (biggest bar in the world – whopping 150m!), Red Hot Chilli Peppers 2022 – Marlay Park, The Open 2022 – St Andrews (super proud to be part of the 150th celebration of Golfs most prestigious event), Download 2023 – Donnington Park, Derby, Harry Styles 2023 – Slane Castle, Isle of Wight Festival 2024 – IOW, Pearl Jam 2024 – Marlay Park
2020 - 2025
Making the biggest global events truly exceptional.
The engine behind the worlds biggest bars.
