The Music Sustainability Summit is returning to Los Angeles in 2026.
The event’s organizer, the Music Sustainability Alliance (MSA), has announced that the event’s 2026 edition will happen on Wednesday, April 15, 2026, at Solotech Studios in Hollywood, the same location where the 2025 Summit was held this past April.
Organizers note that programming for the 2026 Summit will be revealed in the coming months.
Since debuting in 2024, the Music Sustainability Summit has established itself as a meeting place for people from across the music industry to gather and discuss challenges and solutions to climate change as it affects the industry and broader world, and to form a community that takes collective action on climate change and sustainability as they relate to touring and live events, merchandise, transport, food and beverage, clean power and much more.
“Sustainability is good for the planet and it’s good for business, and it’s being led by the people in this room,” MSA CEO/co-founder Amy Morrison said during her opening remarks at the most recent Summit in April, “but we’re not done. There’s still more to learn, more to share and more to do. And let’s be honest, this work is only getting more important as some political forces pull back from climate commitments and even try to undermine environmental progress. It’s falling on industries like ours to step up and lead.”
Recordings of several of the panel discussions from the 2025 Summit are available to view here. In addition to organizing the Summit, the MSA also organizes ongoing webinars and working groups. More information on those is available here.
