
Music Sustainability Summit Confirms 2026 Programming
The conference will discuss topics including merch, mega events, and small venues
The Music Sustainability Summit has announced the full programming for the third annual edition. The Music Sustainability Alliance (MSA) will host the event at Solotech Studios in Los Angeles on April 15, 2026.
The topics:
Beyond Concert Tees: What Merch Says About Who We Are
Carbon: Ensuring That What Gets Measured Gets Managed
Designing Mega Events to Leave a Legacy of Sustainability
Fan Travel: Getting There Is Half the Fumes
From Fan Engagement to Real Impact
Getting into Gear: Instruments, Materials, and Nature
Getting to Zero: Best Practices in Offsets and Their Alternatives
Regulation, Reporting, and Digital Product Passports
Sh\*t Happens (and What to Do When It Does)
Small Venues, Big Solutions: Sustainability in Small and Midsize Venues
Thought for Food: Putting Foodservice Sustainability on the Menu
Under the Lights: How Music and Sports Can Team Up on Sustainability
Further info:
The theme of this year’s conference is “Turning Ideas Into Action.”
Speakers for each panel have yet to be announced.
What they said:
MSA Co-Founder and CEO Amy Morrison: “The Summit is our annual gathering of professionals seeking to elevate their impact in aligning the music industry with industry, community, and planetary goals: While the climate crisis is increasingly upending weather patterns, supply chains and daily life, the solutions are growing, too, demonstrating the potential for artists, venues, fans and others to harness the power of music and culture for the benefit of all.”
Music Sustainability Summit
Music Sustainability Alliance
Amy Morrison
Solotech Studios
Music Industry Sustainability Efforts
Sustainable Touring Initiatives
Addressing Music Merchandise Waste
Decarbonization Of Live Music
Cross-Sector Industry Collaboration
Industry Summit
Conference Programming
Festival Sustainability
Sustainable Touring
Artist Merchandising
Fan Travel Impact
United States
Los Angeles, US
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This article was written with information sourced from Billboard.
We covered it because sustainability is a prevalent topic in the music industry.













