Broadcast on Sky Arts on Earth Day 2021
“It has been a year like no other. We have all, no doubt, realised the value and preciousness of life. To this end this concert, filmed, in place of a live event, displays a collection of great artists compelled to do what they can to focus on mending the Earth. Amongst many other examples of activism and goodwill across the world, it marks a time we shall never forget. We are given hope by the innovation and will-power of the activists and artists taking part in this concert.”
– Janie Dee
In a year unlike any other in living memory, we came together to achieve something truly extraordinary. Amidst a global pandemic — at a time of uncertainty, isolation, and profound reflection — artists, musicians, and changemakers united in a powerful act of creativity, hope, and climate action.
More than ever before, we have been reminded of the fragility and value of life: of nature, of human connection, and of the planet we all share. It was from this collective awakening that Song for Nature was born, a moving collaboration of remarkable artists compelled to use their talents in service of the Earth they love.
Filmed in place of a live event – the London Climate Change Festival – Song for Nature took place over three unforgettable days at The London Coliseum.
Against the backdrop of an empty theatre and under strict COVID-19 safety regulations, our featured artists were joined by the ENO Orchestra and Chorus to create a breathtaking performance filled with beauty, emotion, and purpose.
As Greta Thunberg reminds us, “No one is too small to make a difference.“
Since its launch, the London Climate Change Festival has been dedicated to inspiring action, empowering individuals, and showing that meaningful change starts at home.
What we achieved together during one of the most challenging periods in modern history is only the beginning.
London Climate Change Festival 