CreatorFest Europe London 2027

CreatorFest Europe is a two-day creator economy festival hosted by Hello Partner, while Existem Events Ltd holds the CreatorFest trademark. The organiser describes it as the leading creator economy event in Europe. The 2027 edition is scheduled for 13 and 14 July at Magazine London, the same venue that housed the 2026 festival and the subject of a published post-event report. Attendance mixes the buying and selling sides of influencer marketing. The organiser names five groups: brands and retailers, creators and influencers, talent agencies and managers, influencer-tech platforms and agencies, and the major platforms. Its attendee snapshot carries no year and most likely describes 2026; it cites more than 1,800 creator economy professionals, over 1,000 creators and talent managers, upwards of 300 senior brand decision-makers and 200-plus agencies and tech companies. Named attendees include Adobe, Spotify, YouTube, TikTok, Pinterest, Shopify, Disney, BBC and Rakuten Advertising. Listed partners include TikTok, Meta, YouTube, Twitch, CreatorIQ, Kantar and dentsu, while the Advertising Association, the Advertising Standards Authority, ISBA and the Branded Content Marketing Association appear as association partners. That snapshot also counts five stages at the previous edition, and brand-creator networking is central to the format. A Hosted Meetings Programme is listed for 2027 and for now runs through a waitlist. The festival is also home to the Creator Craft Awards, known as the Crafties. The first round in 2026 drew hundreds of entries across 12 categories, judged by platform insiders, brand leaders and specialists. The organiser says the awards return in 2027 with new categories and a bigger ceremony. No 2027 agenda or speaker list had been published at the time of writing. Pricing for 2027 is not out yet either. The site runs a waitlist that promises 10% off the launch price and points to an unspecified announcement on 17 November 2026. The attendee page adds that pass prices climb as the festival gets closer. For affiliates and media buyers the fit is partial. CreatorFest centres on creator and influencer marketing rather than performance affiliate programmes, and no gambling, crypto or nutra brands appear among the named attendees or partners. It is most relevant to buyers who already purchase creator placements, to agencies and networks that want to meet talent managers and platform teams in one room, and to teams following UK rules on influencer advertising, since the ASA and ISBA sit on the partner list.