As Audacy brought together several artists together for a weekend full of music on the beautiful beaches of Fort Lauderdale over the weekend with Audacy Beach Festival, the environment was top of mind.

Artists and fans alike came together for a weekend of live music, their favorite artists and some of Mother Nature’s finest work as the coast of Florida provided a backdrop of sunshine and beaches for the event.

$1 from every ticket sold was donated to charities including REVERB, a 501c3 nonprofit dedicated to empowering millions of individuals to take action toward a better future for people and the planet. Partnering with REVERB is part of Audacy's 1Thing Sustainability Initiative, promoting positive environmental practices and living.

As artists performed throughout the 2-day event, each took some time to highlight Audacy’s 1Thing Sustainability Initiative by sharing how they do their part to pay respects to the environment. Check out what Beach Fest artist Jimmy Eat World are doing to lessen their footprint below:

“I drove from Phoenix to Salt Lake City, and driving past Lake Powell and I saw the low water in Lake Powell and it was really sad,” said drummer Zach Lind. “So since then, whoever I take a shower… I get in, I turn on the water and then I get wet and I turn the water off. Then I do all the washing and I turn the water back on. I think I save a lot of water that way.”

As Audacy brought together several artists together for a weekend full of music on the beautiful beaches of Fort Lauderdale over the weekend with Audacy Beach Festival, the environment was top of mind.
Artists and fans alike came together for a weekend of live music, their favorite artists and some of Mother Nature’s finest work as the coast of Florida provided a backdrop of sunshine and beaches for the event.
$1 from every ticket sold was donated to charities including <a href="https://reverb.org/">REVERB</a>, a 501c3 nonprofit dedicated to empowering millions of individuals to take action toward a better future for people and the planet. Partnering with REVERB is part of Audacy's 1Thing Sustainability Initiative, promoting positive environmental practices and living.
As artists performed throughout the 2-day event, each took some time to highlight Audacy’s 1Thing Sustainability Initiative by sharing how they do their part to pay respects to the environment. Check out what Beach Fest artist Jimmy Eat World are doing to lessen their footprint below:
“I drove from Phoenix to Salt Lake City, and driving past Lake Powell and I saw the low water in Lake Powell and it was really sad,” said drummer Zach Lind. “So since then, whoever I take a shower… I get in, I turn on the water and then I get wet and I turn the water off. Then I do all the washing and I turn the water back on. I think I save a lot of water that way.”

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