If you were down at Love Supreme festival last weekend, you might have spotted a familiar face getting stuck in behind the bar. Roman Kemp joined us for his first festival outing with Brothers, and safe to say, it felt like a very good way to get things started.
We wanted this partnership to feel like a proper summer hangout, and if weekend one was anything to go by, it already does. Roman didn’t just turn up for a quick photo op — he spent the day right in the thick of it with us, bringing exactly the sort of easy, down-to-earth energy you’d want from a festival mate.
Roman’s First One with Brothers
Love Supreme had all the ingredients for a typical day out with Brothers: good music, good people, a bit of mischief and the unexpected, and loads of little moments that end up being the ones you remember afterwards.
Roman slipped into all of that very easily. One minute he was pouring pints, the next he was getting involved with Spin the Wheel before ending up in the photo booth.
He had time for a chat, time for a laugh, and brought the kind of energy that makes a space feel even more welcoming. If you were there, there’s a good chance you saw him somewhere in the mix.
A big part of that was the Memory Wall too. It gave people a chance to stop and share the sort of festival moments that stick with you — the funny bits, the blurry bits, the stories that only really make sense to the people who were there, but still make everyone smile when they hear them.
AND THEN HE CAME BACK
Turns out one festival behind the Brothers Bar wasn’t enough.
Roman joined us again at Electric Paradise, getting straight back into the thick of it with the team. There were pints poured, plenty of conversations and, somewhere in between, a few of those unexpected festival moments that become the stories you’re still talking about afterwards.
He’s settling into life behind the bar worryingly well. At this rate, we might have to start putting him on the rota.
From Love Supreme to Electric Paradise, it’s been exactly what we wanted this summer to be about: showing up, getting involved and having a properly good time with the people around you.
Two festivals down, plenty of memories already. Not a bad summer so far.
