How musicians and concert venues are upping the tempo on climate action

How musicians and concert venues are upping the tempo on climate action

It’s less than an hour before the Dave Matthews Band takes the stage on a sunny Thursday evening on the coast of Long Island — but the biggest crowds at the Northwell at Jones Beach Theater aren’t at the tequila bar. They’re in the “eco-village” operated by Reverb, a nonprofit focused on greening live music by inspiring fans to take action around climate change.  As I wander through tents emblazoned with the logos of organizations like the Natur…