Your Beer
makes Festival.

What happens with your 5,50 Euros?
We'll show you.

Transparency since 2009

Price Breakdown

Where does your beer go?

1 Beer (0.5l) = 5,50 €

Bands & Program

1,65 \u20ac30%

Stage & Technology

1,10 \u20ac20%

Team & Organization

1,10 \u20ac20%

Safety & Hygiene

0,55 \u20ac10%

Purchasing & Bar

1,10 \u20ac20%

1,65 \u20ac=40 bands in 10 days1,10 \u20ac=Sound, lights, tents, power1,10 \u20ac=Dozens of volunteers0,55 \u20ac=Security, medics, restrooms1,10 \u20ac=Beer, cups, refrigeration

0.00 €

Profit per beer

Uferlos is a non-profit. There is no profit. On the contrary: in recent years, the festival has cost more than it earned. Every cent from your beer flows back into the festival.

2019

+54.700 €

2023

-79.964 €

2024

-33.975 €

What your beer can do

Together we make festival.

40+Bands

0 €Admission

DutzendeVolunteers

Since 200917 years of culture

For Comparison

Why festivals have it tough

15% of all German festivals make a profit.

Source: Festival Study 2025

2x as high are the costs since 2019.

Source: Nation of Gondwana Cost Report

77% of all festivals in Germany are non-profit.

Source: Festival Study 2025

Revenue

How does a free festival fund itself?

53%Drinks

21%Stand rentals

15%Sponsoring

11%Other

Share of total revenue (rounded, based on 2024)

Made by people, not corporations.

Uferlos is carried by dozens of volunteers from Freising and the surrounding area. Nobody here is getting rich. Everyone is here because they believe in culture, community and good music. We've been doing this since 2009. And as long as you keep coming, we'll keep going.

The festival is for everyone. No admission, no VIP areas, no paywall in front of the stage. Culture should not depend on what you can afford.