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We Out Here

The 2026 We Out Here poster: a crowd of the festival's artists drawn in sepia ink around hand-lettered 'We Out Here' on cream.
The 2026 festival programme, its pink cover printed with the poster artwork, lying on a sunlit wooden table.
A second 2026 poster: a grid of drawn objects — turntable, globe, record box, sound system — in teal on yellow, framed by an orange and lilac gradient.
A short introduction to We Out Here — a sentence or two about what it is, who it was for and how it was made. Edit me.
Yellow and purple risograph prints laid out on a wooden table in the sun.
Close-up of a black and white print: a drawn portrait beside the bold letters of "We Out".
Yellow festival flyers with a drawn sound system, fanned over black and white prints.
  • The 2025 poster: festival artists drawn in deep purple on a pale pink ground.
  • The 2024 poster: artists and musicians drawn in teal on a sand-coloured ground.
  • The 2023 poster: a crowd of artists drawn in purple over golden shapes.
  • The 2022 poster: musicians, a harp and a turntable drawn in green on cream.
  • The 2021 poster: musicians drawn in purple, wrapped around big "We Out Here" lettering.
  • The 2019 poster: portraits of the line-up drawn in blue with pink highlights around the festival name.
Flyer drawn in purple on yellow: tangles of cables, drum machines and speakers above "We Out Here — A Worldwide Family Gathering".
A5 risograph handout flyers
Flyer drawn in teal on yellow: samplers, decks, speakers and a microphone piled together.
Flyer drawn in olive green on pale grey: giant mushrooms growing among synthesisers and drum machines.
  • Ink portrait of a singer in a wide-brimmed hat and long skirt, hand raised to her mouth.
  • Ink portrait of Knucks laughing, head tipped back, long locs falling around him.
  • Ink portrait of two men in caps and hoodies, side by side, looking off to the left.
  • Ink portrait of a man in a knitted hat working a mixing desk.
  • Ink drawing of a DJ at a mixer, cables curling down from the decks.
  • Ink portrait of a woman in a headwrap and hoop earrings, chin resting on her hand.
  • Ink portrait of a man in a dark T-shirt with a pendant, looking straight out.
A long mural in pinks and dark green: dancers, a snake, a piano keyboard and a guitar in comic-strip panels.
A painted festival hoarding in a field: two foxes, big red lips and a lit match in bold flat colours.
A pink and yellow We Out Here billboard covered in drawn artists, on a brick wall under a railway arch.
Poster for "An Introduction: Ethiopian Jazz at WOH 2026", a drawn building in purple on an orange and green gradient.
The Band on the Wall venue drawn in purple line on a soft yellow and peach gradient.
Poster for "An Introduction: Dubstep at WOH 2026", a drawn turntable on a purple and orange gradient.
Artist card for Pharoah Sanders: the saxophonist drawn in purple against a yellow shape on navy.
Artist card for Gilles Peterson: the DJ drawn in black, grinning and pointing, on bright yellow and lilac.
The 2022 poster printed in black on gold: decks and turntables tangled with flowers.
Six panels of flat yellow, navy, lilac and pink figures dancing.
A live drawing in black and yellow paint on a white board: DJs at the decks above a crowd.
A live drawing in black and ochre on white: a stage among palm trees, drawn on site.
The 2021 festival programme, its cover drawn in purple, lying in long grass.