Pitch a tent at Greenpeace AAA – the virtual online festival

Greenpeace AAA – Action All Areas – is here, bringing the legendary Greenpeace Field at Glastonbury vibe online and into your home. Running from Thursday 18 June to Saturday 20 June, this is an innovative virtual festival featuring musicians, artists, chefs and activists, hosted by presenter Sarah Lamptey.

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Normally at this time of year Greenpeace would be in full festival mode, bringing much-needed activism for people and planet to green fields across the land. This time, it’s going online.

Greenpeace AAA – Action All Areas – is a free, inclusive virtual festival experience open to all, presenting an array of live music and DJs, and much more. 

Starting on Thursday 18 June and running through to Saturday 20 June (and beyond), the festival will take place on a brand new, fully interactive website for virtual festivalgoers to explore. 

Head over to actionallareas.org to get involved – sign up to the newsletter and you’ll get an email with your day pass for each day of the festival, with the scheduled lineup and some unmissable highlights for the day.

GET YOUR GREENPEACE AAA TICKET HERE

 

Here’s a closer look at what’s on offer:

ACTION – Take action with Greenpeace! 

ALL (you can eat) – easy guide to eating “better” for yourself and the planet.

AREAS – exclusive live music performances and DJs, presented by the presenter, humanitarian, DJ and vegan Sarah Lamptey:

Ajimal / Alice Phoebe Lou / Andy Carroll / Arlo Parks / Aurora / Baaba Maal / Bastille / Beans On Toast / Beardy Man / Big Fish Little Fish / Billy Bragg / Crazy P (DJ Set) / Dave (Django Django) DJ Set / Dave + Django Stewart / Denai Moore / Emmanuel Jaal + Nyaruach / Fleetmac Wood / Flyte / Glok / Georgia / Hannah Holland / He She They / Ider / Jfdr / Jelani Blackman / Kita / Kelis / Loor / Laima / Liss / Luke Solomon / Mafalda / Matt Black And Dinaz / Stafford / Melanie C / Melt Yourself Down / Mesadorm / Nova Twins / Peggy Seeger / Power Ballad Yoga / Rodrigo Y Gabriela / Saint Saviour / Self Esteem / She Drew The Gun / Smokin’ Jo / Squid / This Is The Kit / Tim Burgess / Valeras

Want in on all the action? 

Check out the Action All Areas website and sign up – you’ll receive your day pass via email with all the information you need to get the party for the planet started in the comfort of your own home.

Interested in doing more with Greenpeace to protect people and planet?

Join a local volunteer group

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