Each year, the festival season countdown begins with the launch of the new Rock Werchter website. For the 2010 edition, we pimped the 2009 structure with new graphics and extra features such as an extended picture gallery. Browse through a decade of festival fever, super bands and shiny happy party people and check out the latest news online.

This year, Rock Werchter rocks harder than ever. Sure the fingerlickin’ line-up has got something to do with that, but, let’s be honest: the website is quite a headliner too! For this year’s edition, we broke a tradition of many years: no Flash, but a funky html-creation. Userfriendly interfaces spiced up with loads of fun features, such as a gallery, a virtual shopping paradise and a jukebox. A supersatisfied client and a bunch of records in people’s personal blogs prove it to be a success.

Well, the weather wasn’t on Live Nation’s side during the first edition of Werchter Boutique, but we sure as hell made those guys a sunny site. A family friendly place, made of heavenly blue, grass green and a tropical touch: like the festival itself.

A four-day-marathon of musical delicacies calls for an equally rockalicious representation online: we know that much after designing the music feast’s webspot for years. For the 2008 edition, we pulled out all tricks to provide music lovers with nicely wrapped and much needed information, fun stuff and some homemade behind-the-scenes footage.

Live Nation’s TW Classic festival is all about mixing the old and established with some new kids on the block, which consequently results in a fascinating line-up. Basically, we do the same when designing the website each year: we stick to the well known graphical foundations and stir them up with the creative vibes of the moment. Since 2004.

Trippin’ down memory lane (aka our old database), we stumbled into these cool remains of our TW Classic-creations back in 2004-2007. No fungus, no wrinkles: these oldskoolers turn out to be very hip & happening still. Something that can’t be said of some of the dinosaurs featured in the line-up! Ain’t that right, Bryan Adams?

Earlier work we did for the Rock Werchter music parade. What’s that bee doing on my computer screen?!