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Stevie Wonder - Hard
I agree, but the question is whether we will all g
Stevie Wonder - Hard
For generations of fans brought up on blanded out
"Being young and fem
And the interaction will add a great diversity to
"Being young and fem
This is a very familier story.. well the beginning
Be nice to your fans
good point - we feel a "be nice to your crew" arti

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Friends To The Stars is amongst the many organisations dedicated to reducing the threatcarbon_footprint.jpg of climate change, raising awareness of the issues at hand and the role those involved in the live music scene can play from reducing a tour's carbon footprint and increasing it's efficiency to encouraging fans to share travel or take public transport, working with venues and promoters to ensure their is a public transport option for every show, include price of transport in ticket sales etc etc...  We will be updating this section regularly, in the meantime if you have any articles, stories or tips that you would like to share please

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Below you can download Julie's Bicycle Green Music Guide a ‘how-to’ for music companies and individuals interested in greening their activities – from touring to offices, recording studios to festivals.  Don't forget to also check out our 'Green Links' section under the 'Responsible Touring' heading.

Green music guide

Green Music Guide - click to downloadThe Guide shows how the industry can meet London’s ambitious emission reductions targets of cutting its co2e by 60% by 2025.

The London music industry’s footprint is estimated at 465,000 tonnes of Greenhouse Gas emissions per annum – equivalent to that generated by all the homes in Islington.

Packed with practical advice, the guide also case studies some of the many eco initiatives already taking place such as Hard Rock Calling and O2 Wireless,  solar powered studio The Premises, and Radiohead’s 2008 concerts at Victoria Park.

The Guide is the second in a series commissioned by the Greater London Authority for London’s creative community.

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