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Author: Rosalie Ernst
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Slowly but surely, we're headed back into a quarter of concerts and festivals. Tour announcements for 2022 are piling up, flickering in the feeds that have been dominated for so long by images within one's own four walls, and the longing for dancing in the midst of sweaty people will probably be satisfied in the foreseeable future. In addition to hygiene concepts, more and more bands and artists are now also focusing on the issue of sustainability.
The Fridays For Future movement has not been quiet in the last two years of the pandemic, has not lost its momentum and, above all, has been able to win over numerous artists for its purpose through constant protests. Now it's a question of following up activism with action. But what can the music industry itself do? What does sustainability mean in the event industry and to what extent are the shows themselves influenced by it?
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