The Campfire Sessions
Acoustic music. Open air. No stage required.
A social music series filmed by campfires in the mountains — solo artists and small groups performing acoustic sets in the open air. Each song is its own episode released as part of a rotating feed that plays more like a curated playlist than a traditional music program. No host, no format, no borders. Just music and firelight.
The Campfire Sessions books musicians the way a good late-night show does — one at a time, invited for the performance, no recurring host or format to manage. Each musician plays three songs around a campfire in the mountains, each song released as its own post. Songs from different musicians are then interwoven across the feed rather than grouped by artist — following the series feels like tuning into a station, not subscribing to a channel. The campfire moves. The music stays.
The feed feels like a playlist — one song at a time from a rotating cast of voices, all sharing the same fire.
- ✦Named in opening and closing credits of every episode
- ✦Collaborative social posts throughout the playlist — co-published across brand and show channels
- ✦Listed on show website as playlist presenting sponsor
- ✦First right of renewal for following playlists
- ◆Named in opening and closing credits of all three songs from your musician
- ◆Collaborative social posts during your musician's release window — co-published across brand and show channels
- ◆Listed on show website
- ·Named in closing credits of all three songs from your musician
- ·Collaborative social posts during your musician's release window — co-published across brand and show channels
- ·Listed on show website
Each musician performs three acoustic songs by a campfire — solo artists and small groups, no amplification, no production artifice. Songs are filmed in one location per session but released across the feed interwoven with other musicians. The series has no house band, no regular co-host, and no preference for genre or style beyond acoustic and honest.
The series has no host and no recurring format — only the campfire, the music, and whoever showed up to play. Episode sponsorships are structured per musician rather than per song — your sponsorship covers all three songs from that session and the social window around their release.