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News: Massive Attack’s Climate Action Music Festival Set to Rock Bristol – more details and line up announced

  • May 3, 2024
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Bristol is gearing up for a groundbreaking event this summer as Massive Attack’s climate action music festival, ‘Act 1.5’, takes center stage on August 25th, 2024, at Clifton Downs. Powered by Ecotricity x Grid Faeries, this all-day extravaganza promises to be a game-changer in the fight against climate change, aiming to be the lowest carbon and greenhouse gas emissions show of its size ever staged.

The festival recently announced its full lineup of stellar acts joining Massive Attack for this momentous occasion. Three-time Grammy winner and political powerhouse Killer Mike will be taking the stage, along with critically lauded Irish four-piece Lankum, Sam Morton and producer Richard Russell’s acclaimed music project, and a rare performance from the Wild Bunch’s own DJ Milo.

In addition to the incredible musical lineup, ‘Act 1.5’ will showcase integrated climate action measures aimed at reducing environmental impact. Massive Attack will reveal full details of these initiatives and extend a direct invitation to fans to contribute to the sustainability efforts at the end of May.

Tickets for ‘Act 1.5’ are available now at massiveattackbristol.com, offering music lovers the chance to be part of a groundbreaking event that blends world-class entertainment with a powerful message of environmental responsibility.

This festival represents Massive Attack’s ongoing commitment to using their platform to drive positive change and raise awareness about pressing issues like climate change. Get ready for a day of incredible music and meaningful action in Bristol this August!

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