Vodafone has signed a multi-year partnership with Broadmasters music festival as its official connectivity partner.

As a result, the telecommunications company will be boosting its network on-site to “ensure festival-goers can stay connected to friends and family”, and allowing non-Vodafone customers to try out an eSim for the duration of the festival.

Vodafone also revealed it will be offering ticket holders free charging facilities, alongside, selling fully-charged mobile power banks which can be exchanged when dead for a charged replacement by simply heading to the Vodafone ‘Connect and Charge’ site.

“We’re excited to extend our partnership with Superstruct Entertainment to include Boardmasters to our thriving partnership portfolio,” Vodafone UK Chief Commerical Officer Max Taylor said.

“We will provide festivalgoers with the best possible experience on our reliable award-winning network.”

Andrew Topham, Founder of Boardmasters Festival, added: “Festivalgoers have the unique opportunity to experience Boardmasters across its two festival sites in Newquay, and therefore staying in touch with their friends is incredibly important. We’re delighted to be partnering with Vodafone to keep our fans connected and sharing memories next summer.”

The partnership builds on the company’s other music festivals portfolio including Kendal Calling, Mighty Hoopla and Glastonbury.