Bring Me The Horizon Reduced Tour Emissions By 38%

February 22, 2022

Todd Haller,

Roskilde Festival In Denmark — British band Bring Me The Horizon plays at the Orange Stage at Roskilde Festival, Denmark July 5, 2019. Ritzau Scanpix/Helle Arensbak via REUTERS ATTENTION EDITORS - THIS IMAGE WAS PROVIDED BY A THIRD PARTY. DENMARK OUT.

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Bring Me the Horizon adopted a more eco-friendly approach which reduced emissions by 38% during their U.K. arena tour last year. According to Loudwire, during their brief 2021 fall tour, the group used renewable fuel for trucks, ate plant based meals, reducing food waste, using energy efficient equipment and, provided water coolers on the tour bus and through back of house at shows.

The band’s efforts avoided contributing 27.97 metric tonnes of CO2e — which is carbon dioxide equivalent. This figure does not count for audience travel.