REVERB and Dave Matthews Band

REVERB has an on-going partnership between Dave Matthews Band, Reverb and IZSTYLE, the Bama Green Project encompasses all of the environmental efforts undertaken by the band while on the road, in the studio or at home. In addition to working with the band, the Bama Green Project is also dedicated to educating DMB fans around the world about how to take simple & positive environmental actions.

See the Video: http://www.reverbrock.org/dmb/

What DMB and Reverb are doing…

• Dedicated Reverb on-site staffer to handle all greening and fan outreach logistics
• Biodiesel fuelings for touring fleet
• On-line carpooling service for concert goers
• Waste reduction and recycling backstage
• Non-toxic cleaners and post-consumer recycled bathroom tissue on tour busses
• Reusable water bottles for band and crew to reduce plastic bottle waste
• Biodegradable and compostable catering products, including potato and corn based utensils, bowls and cups
• Local and organic food backstage
• Eco-friendly merchandise
• Carbon offsets to neutralize all CO2 emissions from touring fleet, air travel, hotel accommodations, and venue energy use
• Working with the concert venues to help them be more green
• Inviting local non-profit groups to be a part of the Eco-Village at each show

The Eco-Village

Come visit the Reverb/IZSTYLE Eco-Village at each show (in the concessions area) where you can:

• Check out green technologies
• Win some killer prizes
• Speak to local non-profit groups
• Neutralize your car’s emissions
• Sample eco-friendly products like Honest Tea
• Pick up the Eco-Concert Program; printed on environmentally friendly FSC certified paper
• Click HERE if you’d like to volunteer at the Village

http://www.reverbrock.org/site/

Crosby, Stills and Nash Fill Up with BioDiesel