Music & Sustainability

Overview of what many do and have done to create a more sustainable future

More and more music festivals around the world are starting to acknowledge the importance of powering concert venues with renewable energy.

next steps guide for music festival organisers was produced by the Fields of Green team and launched at Wide Days Music Industry Convention in April 2016. The guide gathers key actions and initiatives being taken by Scottish music festivals to green their events and engage artists and audiences.

Better Live is an innovative cooperation project, generously funded by Europe Creative, that brings together eleven European partners working in the jazz and improvised music scene. Over the course of the next two years (2023-2025), Better Live will be dedicated to researching and creating new models of live music that encourage diversity and increase the number of smaller, more sustainable concerts

Pearl Jam first did carbon offsetting in 2003

Impact report of the collaboration between Billie Eilish and Reverb on her 2022 tour