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- Blogs, Daily Loaf, Feb 9, 2010
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Making music tours more sustainable: Reverb and the Green Music Group
- by Katie Machol
- Tags: Activism, Green Living, Music, Activism, dave matthews band, Maroon 5, Sheryl Crow, Music, Sierra Club, Green Living, eco friendly, waste, carbon emissions, coldplay, Brandi Carlile, carbon offsets, reverb, music tours, bands, guster, Adam Gardner, green music tours, party like a rockstar, green music group, eco-village, carpooling, green grants, biodiesel, rider, lilith fair, warner music group, brushfire records, oxfam america, music for relief, eco-friendly music festivals, Uncategorized
The environmental impact of touring shows and music festivals can be huge- tons of fuel, resources and waste. But one musician decided to make a difference by creating an organization that makes tours more eco-friendly.
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