DGTL named the world’s most environmentally-friendly music festival
DGTL festival, which takes place at the NDSM Docklands in Amsterdam from 3 to 5 April, was the big winner…
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A Greener Future recognises the world’s most sustainable music festivals
A Greener Future has announced that 25 festivals and events in 12 different countries achieved AGF Certification in 2025, making…
BLOND:ISH’s new album to be released on LP made from recycled cooking oil
BLOND:ISH has announce that her forthcoming studio album, Never Walk Alone, will be released on BioVinyl, a sustainable vinyl alternative…
EU-funded programme to support emerging nightlife curators launched
Five partner organisations, including Vibelab, Belgian club institution FUSE (pictured), Latvia’s Kaņepes Kultūras Centrs, Italian creative hub BASIS Vinschgau Venosta…
Anjunabeats partners with Massachusetts Institute of Technology on climate change study
Anjunabeats has announced a partnership with MIT’s Environmental Solutions Initiative on a study that sought to engage music fans on…
Warp Records, Ninja Tune, Anjunabeats among labels to commit to ‘Music Climate Pact’
Labels including Warp Records, Ninja Tune, Anjunabeats, !K7 Music and Beggars Group are among the names to sign up to…
DGTL Festival to offset carbon emissions of all artists flying to its events
Dutch festival brand DGTL has announced that it will reduce the carbon footprint of all artists flying in to its…
Another Love Story demonstrates that ‘festival sustainability’ is possible, if we all try hard enough…
Last weekend was a bumper one for Irish music festivals, with artists such as Kelis and Lily Allen rocking Love…