Saturday 5 July 12pm-5pm FREE
In and around More Music

Just three degrees of temperature rise would result in environmental disaster but our three degrees of influence can make a difference.

This will be a vibrant festival produced with our Eco-Collective featuring live music, artwork, fun creative workshops for all ages and abilities, informative stalls from environmental organisations and much more, all themed on climate change and the small positive actions we can all make as a community to make a difference.

This year, our Eco Collective of young creative producers have been working with the More Music team to devise and programme the Three Degrees Festival, learning about climate change, how it relates to the music industry and the local environment. It will also feature music created with local primary school children as part of residencies at West End School and Sandylands School.

If every person armed with a key message influences another person who then influences a third we can reach a huge amount of people very quickly. Working together, in this way, we can help tackle the climate crisis.

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ARTIST CALLOUT!

Are you an artist with songs or spoken word pieces that speak about climate and a fairer world?

Doing your bit to live sustainably, equitably and reduce your carbon footprint?

Join the climate conversation by performing at Three Degrees Festival, inspiring others in our community to make positive changes.

Three Degrees is a community climate action music festival based in and around More Music in Morecambe and will take place on Saturday 5th July 12-15pm.

Please complete the form below if you’re interested, including links to your music / words,  – ideally with links to video footage of you performing live. Solo artists, bands, acoustic and electric all welcome. Set length can be one song up to 30 mins and anywhere in between.

This is a paid opportunity. Application deadline 4th April  If selected we will contact you by mid-April.

Apply online here: https://forms.gle/q8ENVUNn7r9oMtWj9

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Supported by Energy Saving Trust Foundation and Francis Scott Trust