We Love Green Festival 2016
Saturday 4th to Sunday 5th June 2016Bois de Vincennes Park, Paris, France, France MAP
77 euros for a 2 day pass
LCD Soundsystem, and P J Harvey lead the line-up announced for We Love Green, a sustainable French festival, now in it's fifth year, happening in a new location this year - Bois de Vincennes Park, in Paris on Saturday 4th and Sunday 5th June 2016.
Also confirmed are Air, Diplo, James Blake, Fetty Wap, PNL, Hot Chip, Amon Tobin, Hudson Mohawke, Savages, Kelela, Floating Points, DaM-FunK, Fat White Family, Holly Herndon, L'imperatrice, FKJ, Ame (DJ Set), Superpoze, Girl Band, Mura Masa, Son Little, Minuit, Lido, Matthew Dear, The Jacques, Dave Harrington, Axel Boman, Acid Pauli, Fatima Yamaha, Griefjoy, Session Victim, Shanti Celeste, The Liminanas & Pascal Comelade, Les Fils Du Calvaire, and Masomenos.
For the day splits on the line-up click here.
Aiming to continue its position as an ‘intellectual agitator for environmental innovation,’ the festival also opens two calls for project submissions: one to design recycled and recyclable stage designs and installations, and one for organic, local, eco-friendly catering.
A 2 day ticket is priced at 77 euros.
At the heart of the festival lies a concern for the overall impact of the event on the outside world, making every aspect of the event as eco-friendly as possible.
We Love Green is generated on its own renewable energy, fuelled by solar and wind power. A rigorous production is committed to “zero impact” – by selecting local service providers, saving water and energy, recycling, managing waste, carpool, deposit system for glasses, providing free drinkable water fountains, and setting electric shuttles, including locker room for bikes.
We Love Green is completely ‘disposable’ - furniture and signage is made out of reclaimed material contributed by volunteers, art students, and young designers that is later donated to various art institutions.
All waste generated on site is sorted. From plates to cutlery, 100% of food waste and catering are sorted and composted and distributed on neighbouring farm.