Tunes for Trees

Concert to inspire climate change action
An exciting line-up of South Australian musical talent will take to the stage at The Cheese Factory in Meadows for Tunes for Trees on Saturday 1 and Sunday 2 August to raise awareness about and act on climate change.

Conceived by Mount Barker District Council, and delivered in partnership with The Cheese Factory, Tunes for Trees is part of the inaugural statewide climate action festival Adelaide Climate Action Week.
It will include performances by award-winning singer-songwriter Loren Kate, respected jazz pianist Dave McEcvoy, Triple J Unearthed artist Naomi Keyte, French Latin fusion ensemble Melange Latino and local keyboard prodigy Jed Ives.

People attending the event on the Saturday can also join a Pop-Up Choir, led by professional singer Natalie Ermer, and combine their collective voices to highlight climate change and the importance of conserving nature.

Tickets for Tunes for Trees cost $55 for a full day and Pop-Up Choir only tickets on the Saturday are $15.
All tickets can be purchased through Humanitix at events.humanitix.com/acaw-tunesfor-trees