Is there a cost to host a Pipeliners Tour stop?

Selected towns coordinate with The Pipeline Life on venue access and sponsor partnerships to host a Pipeliners Tour stop.

How many welding rigs are required?

We typically look for 40 or more committed welding rigs to ensure a strong community turnout.

Is the Pipeliners Tour union-affiliated?

The Pipeliners Tour welcomes contractors, unions, independents, suppliers, and local businesses.

What is pipeline event marketing?

Pipeline event marketing activates the oil and gas workforce through live events, welding rig lineups, and community engagement.

HOST A PIPLINERS TOUR STOP

Q: Can smaller towns apply?

Yes. Smaller towns with strong pipeline presence and active crews are encouraged to apply.

Think Your Town Can Handle It?

The Pipeliners Tour, presented by The Pipeline Life, is a national pipeline community event built for welders, operators, contractors, and the towns that back them.

This isn’t a small meet-up.

It’s welding rigs lined up.
It’s blue-collar pride on display.
It’s real pipeline marketing done the right way — boots on gravel.

If your town has the grit, the rigs, and the backbone — we want to hear from you.

WHAT IS THE PIPELINERS TOUR?

The Pipeliners Tour is a traveling rally-style event celebrating the men and women who build America’s energy infrastructure.

Each stop may include:

Welding rig lineups
Vendor booths (tools, trucks, equipment, apparel)
Live demonstrations
Food trucks
Live music
Sponsor activations
Community meet-ups
Potential Guinness World Record attempts

It’s more than an event.

It’s pipeline culture brought to life.

WHY HOST A TOUR STOP?

Hosting a Pipeliners Tour stop isn’t just about a parking lot.

Hosting a stop can spotlight contractors hiring through our Pipeline Jobs board and give brands soon to be featured in our merch store direct exposure.

It can:

Drive traffic to local businesses
Highlight contractors and unions
Bring regional attention
Create media exposure
Strengthen local pipeline pride
Generate economic impact

This is pipeline event marketing that benefits the entire community.

WHAT MAKES A STRONG HOST TOWN?

We’re looking for towns that have:

Active Pipeline Work

Spreads nearby. Crews working.

Strong Welding Rig Presence

40+ rigs that can rally and show up.

A Large Venue

Fairgrounds, rodeo arenas, open industrial lots, or large parking areas.

Local Support

Chamber of Commerce, sponsors, contractors, or city backing.

If your town checks those boxes — you’re already ahead.

WHAT WE EXPECT FROM LOCAL HOSTS

We partner with communities — we don’t dump work on them.

Strong host towns help with:

Venue coordination
Permit assistance
Local sponsor introductions
Promotion within the pipeline community
Law enforcement coordination (if required)
Vendor outreach support

The stronger the local involvement, the bigger the stop.

WHY THE PIPELINE LIFE?

The Pipeliners Tour is powered by The Pipeline Life — one of the fastest-growing pipeline media platforms in the country.

150,000+ followers
Millions of monthly video views
National oil & gas audience
Trusted by contractors and suppliers

We don’t do corporate fluff.

We do real pipeline visibility.

EXPLORE MORE FROM THE PIPELINE LIFE

The Pipeliners Tour isn’t just an event — it’s part of a bigger movement.

If you’re new here, start with:

• 👉 Pipeline Jobs – Find current pipeline job opportunities across the country.
• 👉 Pipeline Merch – Gear built for welders, operators, and hands who live it.
• 👉 Become a Sponsor – Put your brand in front of the real pipeline workforce.

INDUSTRY SUPPORT

Backed by Industry Leaders

*Announcing sponsors this week!

Businesses interested in activation opportunities can learn more on our Sponsor Page.

APPLY TO HOST A PIPELINERS TOUR STOP

Think your town is ready?

Fill out the interest form below. We review every submission carefully and contact selected communities to discuss next steps.

HOST INTEREST FORM

Contact Information

Full Name *

Company / Organization (if applicable)

Email Address *

Phone Number

City & State *

Social Media Handles (Facebook page, local groups, etc.)

Location Details

Proposed Venue Name

Venue Type *

Estimated Capacity (how many trucks + people can realistically fit?) *

Is the venue: *City-ownedPrivately ownedUnion-affiliatedOther

Do you already have permission or connections with the venue? *

The Real Question – Why Your Town?

Why do you believe your town should host a Pipeliners Tour stop? *

Is there active pipeline construction or heavy oil & gas work nearby? *

Which contractors or unions are active in your area? *

How strong is the local pipeline community? *

Are there local businesses that would likely sponsor? *

Community & Promotion

Are you willing to help promote locally? *

Estimated number of welding rigs you could rally locally? *

Do you personally know pipeliners who would show up? *

Logistics & Support

Do you have experience organizing events? *

Money Talk (Gotta Ask)

Are there local sponsors willing to financially support this stop? *

Would the city provide funding or in-kind support? *

Are there local businesses interested in booth space? *

Bonus

Upload photos of proposed venue

Upload drone footage (if available)

Upload any letters of support

Would your town support a welding rig lineup attempt?

Anything else we should know?

You Don’t Build Pipeline Quietly.

Don’t Market It Quietly Either.

If your town is ready — apply.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Is there a cost to host a stop?

Selected towns work with us on venue coordination and sponsor partnerships.

Can smaller towns apply?

Yes, we love small towns — if the pipeline presence is strong.

Is this union-affiliated?

No, we are no way affiliated with a union. We welcome contractors, unions, independents, and local businesses.

Is the event family-friendly?

Yes. This is about community and pride in the industry.

FINAL CALL

You don’t build pipeline quietly.

And you don’t build community quietly either.

If your town is ready to step up —

Apply to host a Pipeliners Tour stop.

Let’s see what you’ve got.