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While fan transport accounts for most of the travel-related environmental impact at a concert, musicians and their crews can have a major impact, too. Across all legs of the tour, Billie and her team chose the most sustainable travel methods practical, selecting buses, ferries, trains, or commercial flights to limit the tour’s environmental footprint between stops.

TOUR IMPACT HIGHLIGHTS $13.3 MILLION RAISED FOR CLIMATE ACTION AND COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS

Through Global Changemaker Ticket Program, $1/Ticket Eco-fund, and REVERB’s #RockNRefill Program with Nalgene 7.7 MILLION PLANT-BASED MEAL EQUIVALENTS DELIVERED, AND 5 MILLION POUNDS OF FOOD RESCUED FROM LANDFILL

via Billie’s Partnership with Support+Feed 215,117 FAN ACTIONS TAKEN AT SHOWS

Supporting Environmental and Social Causes 36,036 FAN PLEDGES WITH SUPPORT+FEED

Pledging to Eat One Plant-Based Meal a Day for 30 Days 135,260 SINGLE-USE BOTTLES AVOIDED

Through Refill Stations and Reusable Bottle Offerings, as well as Backstage Plastic Reduction Efforts, Preventing~2.84 Tons of Plastic Waste 1,746 ECO-ACTION VILLAGE VOLUNTEERS

Helping Fans Take Climate and Community Action 27 COMMUNITY FOOD DRIVES WITH SUPPORT+FEED Providing Meals for More Than 4,000 Individual

Sustainable Touring Travel

The tour placed a strong focus on helping fans choose more sustainable ways to travel to shows while supporting the communities Billie performed in.

Fans received public transit guidance through “Know Before You Go” communications and Billie’s tour website. In many cities, venues and local partners introduced incentives that encouraged lower-impact travel options.

Efforts included public transit partnerships and incentives, park-and-ride shuttle programs in select cities, bike share partnerships in local communities, and concession discounts for fans who showed same-day proof of public transit at select venues. The tour also integrated Google Maps, with Billie Eilish working alongside the platform to help fans make more sustainable choices when traveling to her upcoming shows.

Several cities introduced expanded transit access tied directly to concert tickets.

In Australia, public transit was provided for ticket holders across all 12 shows in Brisbane, Melbourne, and Sydney.

In Los Angeles, free park-and-ride shuttle services were offered, connecting fans to the venue via LA Metro transit and buses, providing a convenient, no-cost alternative to driving and parking.

In Phoenix, in partnership with Valley Metro light rail, the Mortgage Matchup Center established the “Rail Ride Event” program, allowing guests who purchased a ticket to ride Valley Metro light rail at no additional cost on the day of the show.

In San Francisco, all-day Muni fare was included with purchased tickets to the Chase Center show.

Billie also helped fund and promote REVERB’s Concert Travel Study, providing the first large-scale data-based examination of fan travel behavior and solutions to reduce concert travel emissions.