TERMS AND CONDITIONS

 

General Terms and Conditions
These general terms and conditions of the foundation Stichting Art of Clash has its registered office in the municipality of Groningen, office at (9721 BH) Groningen at the Helper Westsingel 98, (Chamber of Commerce number: 0116.8235 and VAT number: NL8216.021.96.B02), to be further referred to as “the Organisation”, apply to agreements made between the Organisation and visitors of the ‘Clash Festival 2020’ event, and/or any other events to be organised by the Organisation, to be further referred to as: “the Event”, further referred to as: “the General Terms and Conditions”.

 

Article 1 – Scope of application

1.1
The General Terms and Conditions apply to all agreements made within the context of the visit to the Event, the purchase of all tickets for the Event (and also apply to guests who receive a ticket by invitation). With the purchase and/or use of a ticket and/or entering the venue of the Event to be referred to as: “the Event Location”, the visitor agrees with the contents of the General Terms and Conditions.

 

1.2 The Event Location may employ house rules that apply in addition to the General Terms and Conditions. By buying or using a ticket and/or entering the venue of the Event, the visitor agrees with these house rules in advance.

 

1.3 The Organisation may change the General Terms and Conditions partly or in its entirety at all times. Visitors will be informed of such changes beforehand as the Organisation will state this on its website.

 

Article 2 – House rules

 

2.1 Visitors must at all times comply with the (house) rules of the Event and the instructions of the staff and authorised parties. If the Organisation deems it reasonably necessary to maintain peace and order during the Event, or in the Event of non-compliance with the (house) rules, it has the right to deny the visitor (further) access to the Event and/or to remove the visitor from the Event Location, without the visitor being entitled to a refund of any compensation.

 

2.2 The Organisation has the right to check visitors’ bags for prohibited items and to search visitors. Bags that are larger than A4 size will not be admitted to the Event Location. If the visitor refuses to cooperate, the visitor may be denied (further) access to the Event Location, without the visitor being entitled to a refund of any compensation.

 

2.3 It is not permitted to bring cameras, recording equipment, animals, alcohol, drugs, cans or plastic bottles to the Event Location. Recording equipment may be confiscated for the duration of the Event. Photography and video with professional equipment is only allowed when the visitor is in possession of a photo/video pass.

 

2.4 The Event Location does not serve alcohol to visitors under the age of 18. Smoking is prohibited at event locations.

 

2.5 Visitors enter the Event Location and attend the Event at their own risk. The Organisation is not liable for loss of, theft of and/or damage to visitors’ possessions, consequential damage, and immaterial damage. The organiser is not accountable or responsible for hearing damage and other physical impairments that may be related to visiting the Event.

 

Article 3 – Tickets

 

3.1 The agreement between the Organisation and the visitor for the purchase of tickets is established after an order for one or more tickets has been placed at a (pre)sale location (defined by the Organisation). An agreement also exists if a visitor accepts a guest invitation.

 

3.2 Yourticketprovider is the exclusive ticketing provider appointed by the Organisation. Tickets are only available on the website of the Organisation and the ticketing provider. Only purchase from an authorised (pre)sale address guarantees the validity of the ticket.

 

3.3 This transaction does not qualify as a mail order or an e-commerce sales contract as referred to in Sections 46a to 46j of Book 7 of the Dutch Civil Code. This means that the seven-day revocation right does not apply. A placed order is irrevocable immediately after purchase and subsequent confirmation by the Organisation. The Organisation reserves the right at all times to refuse orders or to impose additional conditions.

 

3.4 The Organisation cannot guarantee the receipt of a ticket; if the visitor has not received a ticket, he must report this to the Organisation in time for the Event. In time refers to such a period before the start of the Event that the Organisation can re-issue the purchased ticket. In addition, the visitor must check this for its correctness. The visitor bears the burden of proof that he has purchased the ticket from the Organisation or a (pre)sale address. If the ticket has been purchased from the Organisation or a (pre)sale address, the visitor will receive a new ticket. In the absence of proof, the Organisation is not obliged to provide the visitor with a new ticket. 

 

3.5 The tickets are and remain the property of the Organisation. From the moment the ticket is made available to the visitor, the visitor bears the risk of loss, theft, damage or misuse thereof. The Organisation does not accept any liability for loss of or damage to tickets for any reason whatsoever. In the case that the Organisation is asked by the visitor for replacement tickets, the Organisation is entitled to refuse this or to charge a fee for this.

 

3.6 The Organisation has the right to set a maximum number of tickets to be ordered per visitor. The visitor is obliged to comply with the maximum number of tickets.

 

3.7 When entering the Event Location, the visitor must have a valid ticket and a valid proof of identity. Upon arrival at the Event, visitors will receive a wristband after submitting their ticket. This wristband must be worn on the wrist during the entire duration of the Event and may not be removed or changed to another wearer. The wristband must be shown at the first request of employees of the Organisation, the Event Location, security staff, police and/or other authorised parties. On Sunday the visitor may receive a stamp on their wrist instead of a wristband. The same rules apply. 

 

3.8 Festival tickets are sold in the name of the buyer. Therefore, multiple tickets can be registered under the same name. The holder who is the first to show the ticket at the start of the Event will be the one who gets access to the Event. The Organisation may assume that this holder is also the entitled owner and is not obliged to check the validity of the ticket and/or the identity of the holder. However, the Organisation may also decide to sell the festival tickets by name (personalized). The Organisation has the right (but not the obligation) to check the identity of the holder of the festival ticket in order to 

 

determine whether it corresponds to the name on the ticket, and if it does not, to deny access to the Event to the holder.

 

3.9 The Organisation’s refund policy states that festival tickets are not refundable.

 

3.10 Information, such as announcements and quotations, relating to the Event and/or tickets will be provided as accurately as possible. The Organisation is not to be held responsible for any inaccuracies or incompleteness in the information provided as referred to above.

 

Article 4 – Reselling and transferring tickets

 

4.1 The visitor is not permitted to offer tickets for sale for commercial purposes, to distribute them or to refer to the tickets in commercial statements.

 

4.2 The visitor may not advertise in any way or make any (other) form of publicity in connection to the Event and/or any part of it if this is done with the intention of (re)selling the ticket(s).

 

4.3 Visitors are permitted to sell festival tickets to third parties via Ticketswap, on the condition that this is not in the interests of commercial purposes. Please note that buying tickets via Ticketswap is not without risk. In the case of festival tickets, the holder who is the first to show the ticket at the start of the Event is the one who is given access to the Event. Only purchases from a certified (pre)sale address guarantees the validity of the ticket. The Organisation is not liable if tickets purchased through third-party organisations are invalid.

 

4.4 If the visitor does not pass on or sell his ticket to third parties for commercial purposes, the visitor is required to impose the obligations set out in the General Terms and Conditions on the person to whom he handed over the ticket.

 

4.5 If the visitor is a natural person who is not acting in the practice of a profession or business (hereinafter referred to as consumer), the visitor, in violation of any obligation as referred to in this article, will owe the Organisation an immediately payable penalty of €1,000 per violation per ticket and €250 for each day that the violation continues, with a maximum of €15,000, notwithstanding the Organisation’s right to demand the visitor’s compliance with and/or to pay compensation for the damages incurred or yet to be suffered.

 

4.6 If the visitor is not a consumer, then, in the Event of a violation of any obligation as referred to in this article, the visitor will owe the Organisation an immediately payable penalty of €10,000 per violation per ticket and €5,000 for each day that the violation continues, up to a maximum of €40,000, notwithstanding the Organisation’s right to demand the visitor’s compliance with and/or compensation for the damages incurred or yet to be suffered.

 

4.7 A ticket that has been or will be resold and/or used for commercial purposes may be nullified by the Organisation in accordance with article 7.1 of the General Terms and Conditions. An annulled ticket does not give (or no longer gives) the right to attend the Event.

 

Article 5 – Force majeure and cancellation or relocation of the Event


5.1 In accordance with Section 6:75 of the Dutch Civil Code, a shortcoming in the compliance by the Organisation cannot be attributed to it in the Event of force majeure. Force majeure includes any circumstance beyond the control of the Organisation – even if it was foreseeable as a possibility at the time the agreement was concluded – that temporarily or permanently prevents the execution of the agreement, such as war, riots, police and/or fire brigade action, strikes, transport difficulties, fire and other serious disturbances in the company of the Organisation or third parties, weather conditions, non-functioning public transport, illness and/or cancellation of the artist(s), bankruptcy of artists and/or organisation, nuisance and/or unlawful acts caused by third parties, including other visitors and/or the artists, by maintenance work, by improper functioning of facilities, and by other events.

 

5.2 In case of force majeure, the Organisation has the right to postpone the Event to an earlier or later date or to cancel the Event.

 

5.3 If the Event is cancelled by the Organisation as a result of or in connection with force majeure, the Organisation will only be obliged to refund the customer the reimbursement of the net ticket price. The service costs for the festival tickets are €0.99. These costs and/or other damage will not be refunded. Refunds will only be made within twelve weeks after the cancelled date at the latest after the visitor has handed over a valid and undamaged ticket for the (cancelled) event. The customer cannot claim (replacing) access for another event.

 

5.4 If the Event is postponed by the Organisation to another date, the ticket will remain valid for the new date on which the Event will take place. If the visitor is unable or unwilling to visit the Event on the new date, he is entitled to surrender his ticket to a (pre)sales address against a refund of the fee paid by the visitor to the Organisation or the (pre)sales address minus the service costs of €0,99. This refund will only take place if the visitor presents a valid and undamaged ticket in good time. If the Event is moved to a later date, the visitor can only claim a refund if he has returned the ticket to the (pre)sales address within four weeks of the date on which the Event takes place. If the Event has been moved to an earlier date, the visitor can only claim a refund within four weeks after the (old) date as stated on the ticket. Partial cancellation (less than 50% of the Event) does not entitle you to a refund.

 

Article 6 – Rights of the Organisation 

 

6.1 In the Event that the visitor violates (one or more of) the provisions referred to in the General Terms and Conditions, the visitor will be in default by operation of law without the need for further notice of default, and the Organisation will be entitled to revoke the purchase with immediate effect and without judicial intervention, and/or to deny the visitor access to the Event (or any further access to the Event), for example, by cancelling the ticket without the visitor having the right to a refund of any compensation. An invalidated ticket does not (or no longer) entitle the visitor to access the Event.

 

6.2 The Organisation is entitled to immediately deny the visitor who has violated the rules of the General Terms and Conditions during or at one or more previous visits to the Event Location, or when there is a justified fear of damage by the visitor in any other way, the (further) access to the Event Location for an indefinite or a definite period of time and to remove the visitor from the Event Location.

 

6.3 If it is likely that there has been a forgery of the ticket, the Organisation is entitled to deny the holder of the ticket (further) access to the Event and to invalidate the ticket, without the visitor or the holder being able to claim any damage he suffers as a result.

 

6.4 The Organisation has the right to adjust the (regular) opening hours to incidental exercises for the purposes of company emergency response or, in the Event of a calamity, to evacuate the Event Location in whole or in part, without the visitor being entitled to a refund of any compensation and/or compensation for damage.

 

Article 7 – Liability 

 

7.1 Visitors enter the Event Location and attend the Event at their own risk. The Organisation is not liable for loss of, theft of and/or damage to visitors’ possessions.

 

7.2 The Organisation is not responsible or liable for any damage as a result of the cancellation, changes or deviations in (the content of) the programme of the Event, nor for any other damage, for whatever reason, which is directly or indirectly the result of acts or omissions of the Organisation and/or the Event Location, of persons in (one of) their service, or of other persons employed by or on account of (one of) them, or of third parties, during the Event or in connection with the stay at the Event Location, unless the damage is the result of deliberate intent or gross fault on the part of the Organisation.

 

7.3 If and to the extent that the Organisation, despite the foregoing, may be liable to the visitor for any damage suffered by the visitor on whatever grounds, this liability will at all times be limited to direct – and therefore not indirect or immaterial – damage up to the amount that will be paid out under the Organisation’s legal liability insurance policy, and only if the Organisation is legally obliged to do so. In such a case, the Organisation is only liable if the visitor immediately informs the Organisation in writing of the shortcoming, with a reasonable period of time in which to comply with the obligation, and if the Organisation continues to fail to comply with that obligation even after the notice of default has been given.

 

7.4 The visitor is informed that loud music will be played during the Event. The Organisation advises visitors to wear hearing protection and to regularly go to an environment where no music is played in order to allow the hearing to rest. The visitor is also aware that (stroboscopic) lighting effects may be used, which can cause (epileptic) attacks. The Organisation is not liable or responsible for hearing damage and other physical disorders that may be related to visiting the Event.

 

Article 8 – Privacy and personal data 

 

8.1 The Organisation processes personal data of customers and visitors on its website in accordance with the Personal Data Protection Act, as set out in the Privacy Statement on the website www.clashclashclash.nl

 

8.2 Image and/or sound recordings of the Event and the visitors may be made and recordings will be made public or reproduced. The visitor grants unconditional permission to make the aforementioned recordings and exploit them without the Organisation or third parties being obliged to pay any compensation to the visitor. The visitor hereby assigns any neighbouring and/or copyrights and/or portrait rights to the Organisation without any restrictions. Furthermore, the visitor irrevocably renounces the right to invoke his/her personality rights.

 

Article 9 – Final provisions 

 

9.1 The General Terms and Conditions and/or related agreements are solely governed by Dutch law.

 

9.2 Any disputes, of whatever nature, that may arise between a visitor and the Organisation as a result of (the use or application of) the General Terms and Conditions and/or related agreements, will be submitted exclusively to the competent court in Groningen.

 

Former EMG factory

AUGUST 17–21
EEMSKANAAL NOORDZIJDE 48

Craving fresh new views on the world and the city? Let Clash hook you up, with the help of a unique location and a complementary combination of local and national artistic merit. During the first week of Noorderzon the imposing former EMG factory functions as a one-off hotbed. Where works of some of the country’s foremost visual artists like Jeisson Drenth and Harmen Meinsma share ground with a Kunstpunt-curated program and some of Groningen’s most exciting youngsters. A live music program tops the cake.

Featured visual artists: Harmen Meinsma, Rita Hoofwijk, Jeisson Drenth, Sanne Boekel, Jimi Kleinbruinink, Anna-Lucia Rijff (in collaboration with Kunstspot and Platform Gras), Anna Fleuri Wolters, Samantha Pellarini, Cindy van der Kaap, Hussein Faqih, Daniel Janse, Fynn van der Ziel, Martina dal Brollo, Alan Ahued Naime, Farida Sultan, Mirjam Kema.

 
LIVE PROGRAM

AUG.17 Tuesday

15:00     Cybersissy + PXSYPPY, Darcvalac 

16:30     Cybersissy + PXSYPPY, Darcvalac 

19:30     Cybersissy + PXSYPPY, Darcvalac 

AUG.18 Wednesday

15:00     Dramali, Pape Matar Fall, Pushin Wood 

16:30     Dramali, Pape Matar Fall, Pushin Wood

19:30     Pushin Wood

AUG.19 Thursday

15:00     DJ Irie, Palmtrees Papi 

16:30     DJ Irie, Palmtrees Papi 

19:30     DJ Irie, Palmtrees Papi 

AUG.20 Friday

15:00     Joost Dijkema

16:30     Joost Dijkema

19.30     Jonathan Rhodes, Joost Dijkema

AUG.21 Saturday

15:00     H€NK, Yung Kos

16:30     Nattesokken, Begane Grond

19:30     Fleuri, Big Bass Babes

21:00     Karel, DJ Knelis

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Looking to visit the expo and catch a specific live act? Book your time slot via the ticket page according to the schedule above. 

Clash Series 1.1: Noorderzon is a 1.5m event. During live sets you get assigned a safely placed seat. At the exhibition you’re free to roam around and experience the works, provided that you keep your distance from others.