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Welcome to FEAT. The artist-led renewable energy movement. Join us to make it happen faster.

We're uncompromising about the future we need,
staunch about the solution, and building a powerful
new environmental legacy for the music industry.

30/04/2026

Australia’s first battered powered festival, brought to you by our long time supports Oli and Louis Leimbach from

Stoked to be teaming up with these guys for the 5th time now to apply the Solar Slice, which means $1 from every ticket went directly to support community-led responses to the algal bloom with .surf

Thanks to Solar Slice funding, the crew at Toxic Surf were able to run workshops in schools and regional communities to build sea creature lanterns to honour the marine life lost to the bloom.

Lime Green Festival has showcased what live performance can look like with the planet centre stage and we’re proud to have worked alongside the team to help bring it to life. 🐠💚

🎥the amazing

19/01/2026

Adelaide!! is coming at ya!💚

will be packing out Point Malcolm Reserve for their greenest show yet! 18th of April baby, put the date in your diaries and sign up for pre-sale 👯‍♀️ (Link in our bio).

We’re teaming up with these legends for the 5th time now to apply a Solar Slice to every ticket going to support .surf, a community-led respond to the algal bloom. 🌊 🏄

Oli and Lou are genuine environmental advocates, showing up, doing the work and having a crack at discovering what possible, always with the planet in mind.

They are on a mission to keep brining live music to the world, without trashing it and we’re stoked to be working alongside them.

Proud of you guys getting this festival up and excited to bring it to life with ya! 🤘🏼⚡️

10/11/2025

Ruel, Jungle Giants, Apollo, Lime Cordiale and Cloud Control all getting their hands dirty pre-show at

A chance to slow down, give back and learn more about the cultural and ecological importance of this special place from Senior Kaurna Man Rob Taylor.

Together, we planted 50 native species and learnt about ‘s ongoing regeneration projects supported through the Solar Slice.

This event was generously funded through Harvest Rock’s 2023 Solar Slice, alongside support Trees for Life’s Regent Parrot Project, which helps restore vital habitat for the nationally threatened Regent Parrot.

30/10/2025

Getting grounded on Kaurna country with and at Harvest Rock 🦜

On the wetlands adjacent to the festival site Kaurna descendant Robert Taylor blessed us with a welcome and yidaki song. He shared the true name of this land, Tarnranya - meaning the rocky place of the big red kangaroo - and we passed round a smouldering bluebush in a ceremony to silence the mind and shed negative energy.

We donned gloves and wrangled an array of sturdy native reeds and seedlings into the wetland ground. Unbelievably they’ll grow roots deep enough to capture more carbon in the soil than a mature red-gum tree.

This is a parkland that’s been transformed from a racecourse track. By decades of love, labour and advocacy from community conservation non-profits like the excellent who led the planting alongside Adelaide City Council.

After emerging from the amped n sweaty mud and glorious humanity of the festival energy, this morning - sinking into the banks of that waterhole, dodging ants, teasing roots - was a breather we’d love to create at every opportunity for artists on tour.

Thanks so much to for raising the Solar Slice to support this event, and to fund Trees For Life’s efforts to regenerate the feeding habitat of the endangered regent parrot that live along the River Murray. That’s legacy right there.

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Link in bio for a full write up of the planting by

13/10/2025

today! If you’re heading along this week, you can catch our founder on two panels, sharing our vision for creating an environmental legacy while putting culture on centre stage during a meta-crisis.

TODAY TUESDAY 2pm — Sound Choices: Creating Sustainable Legacies in Live Music and Events.
W/ Emily Collins Head of Sound NSW, Jessie Parker Director of Laneway, and Emma Bosworth National Program Manager at Green Music Australia, and Jess Zickar, CSR manager at ICC sydney

THURSDAY 12pm— Loved to Death: Are Culture & Tourism Killing The Planet? W/ Jessica Gooch Director at Sydney Opera House, Sarah King GM at Intrepid Travel, and Andrea Spencer-Cooke CEO at One Stone Asia Pacific.

These are panels stacked with formidable business & creative minds, sharing learnings from years of driving sustainability innovation in their realm of influence. The art of crafting policy, lobbying govt, persuading boards, risk committees, exec teams to align on a vision. It’s maddening work at times but the breakthroughs are magic and the outcomes for climate and nature, even better. See you there ✨

25/08/2025

Later this year in September, our Impact Manager is setting off to run and ride a whopping 1,110 km along the Heysen and Mawson Trails to raise funds for

Bea lives and breathes wild places. When she’s not working hard at FEAT to help protect and restore them, you’ll find her outside exploring in her happy place.

If you’d like to support an amazing human pushing herself to the limit to safeguard Australia’s precious ecosystems, check out the link in our bio to learn more and donate 💚

21/05/2025

Mother Nature is a beautiful, thriving and resilient thing when we give her a helping hand 🍃 🌎

Check out our latest blog to read up on the incredible nature restoration project Oostvaardersplassen and the inspiring progress they’ve seen over the years.

Our Impact Manager got the chance to visit this project last year and we’re still buzzing from the learnings!

Are you an Arts Organisation, Artist or Festival who’s keen to support similar projects working to protect and restore nature ? We’re cooking up something exciting at feet HQ so DM us to find out more 💚

30/04/2025

Laneway Festival 2025 ⭐ Our biggest festival Solar Slice collab to date where $1 from all 180,000+ tickets have funded a mammoth impact program focussed on climate justice, clean energy, biodiversity restoration & protecting country.
(Full project list below.)

Thanks to RONA for being our artist rep superstar and for the incredible impact work she’s leading behind the scenes. Huge respect to the St Jerome's Laneway Festival team for being resolute climate leaders in the live performance space and working hard to create an environmental legacy the music industry can be proud of.
Check out Laneway’s website for a resource list of the projects funded to find out how you can support our corner of the world🌏

Laneway ‘25 Solar Slice Impacts Wrap:
⚡️Renewable Energy Metering & Data collection across all 6 sites. dplr
☀️Solar-powered DJ Booths in Syd and Melb.
✨ Hi Neighbour- Supporting workers transition to clean energy careers.
🖤💛❤️ Climate Justice and First Nations leadership orgs - First Nations Future, Yiriman Project.
🎶Balya Productions - First Nations festival production mentorship program. Balya Productions
🍃Lungtalanana Cultural Restoration Project - Indigenous-led biodiversity conservation. Tasmanian Aboriginal Centre
🌱Australian Conservation Foundation onsite festival stalls for ACF nature-voting election campaign awareness. Australian Conservation Foundation
🌲Reforest - Purchasing and planting 350 native trees. Reforest
☁️Blue Halo / TEM - Offsetting 102 tonnes of unavoidable festival crew and production flights, funding high quality Australian ACCUs.
📗Policy doc development: 5-year Sustainability Action Plan, Environmental Code of Conduct, Equity Action Plan, Ethical Sponsorship and Funding.

10/10/2024

Lime Cordiale were the first Aussie artists to apply the Solar Slice to their tix back in 2022 and we’ve worked with them on 3 tours since to decarbonise their operations and create a positive environmental legacy with their touring.

The guys are the real deal and they’re in full swing on their biggest AU/NZ tour yet with the Solar Slice driving a huge range of planet-first collabs.

First one being the Action Villages at every show to spotlight the work of Australia’s most high-impact climate orgs fighting for the cleanest, healthiest, most oxygenated version of our own backyards and rivers.

If you’re coming along pls drop by to learn about the important work happening in your community that you can throw your weight behind. Every voice counts.

Huge thanks to the local legends hosting activations at every show:
@350.org.au

We’ll be hanging out at the Sydney ICC Action Village tomorrow, so grab final tix and come say g’day 🌍

📷 Doco shooting at Sydney’s ICC for a green touring documentary they have in the works… more on that later. Can’t wait to see this arena packed out.

04/05/2022

FALLS X SOLAR SLICE

Falls festival are levelling up their climate game to bring their emissions down.

A Solar Slice on every Falls 2022 ticket will create an crucial stream of funding to prioritise clean power & carbon reduction projects across their festival sites.

We’re scoping out the best carbon reduction strategies following the excellent research done by Tyndall Centre for Climate Research, commissioned by Massive Attack

⚡️clean power
📊emissions analysis
🌐battery tech
🚌audience travel
🌱quality carbon offsets

We’ll keep you in the loop as the projects unfold.

02/05/2022

… the thank you video you’ll receive after buying Lime Cordiale tix 😎

The Facts of Life tour kicks off on Thurs and a chunk of the tour will be getting offset via the Solar Slice!

$1 from each ticket will be put to work driving climate solutions on the ground. More deets coming soon.

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