Greenpeace Presents Action All Areas

James Bay, Self Esteem, Jade Bird + more to be announced

Greenpeace Presents Action All Areas

James Bay, Self Esteem, Jade Bird + more to be announced

Roundhouse Main Space

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GREENPEACE PRESENTS ACTION ALL AREAS

For 33 years, the Greenpeace Field at Glastonbury has been home to legendary live sets, world-class DJs, and activist voices uniting under one mission. On Thursday 26th November, that festival spirit lands under Camden’s most iconic roof.

Taking its name from the backstage pass, Action All Areas reframes exclusive access as an open call for collective movement. Tackling the climate crisis requires action everywhere; from our local communities to the halls of government.

BRIT Award-winning and GRAMMY-nominated singer-songwriter James Bay brings his show-stopping live performance to the main stage, alongside Self Esteem (Rebecca Lucy Taylor), returning to Greenpeace after unforgettable sets at Glastonbury. They are joined by Jade Bird, delivering hard-won, unflinching songwriting from her latest record Who Wants To Talk About Love?.

More artists, special guest host, and campaign collaborations to be announced in the coming weeks.

Creative Resistance & The Next Generation

At its core, Action All Areas champions the fundamental right to peaceful protest. Music has always been the heartbeat of social change, and when basic rights to protect our planet are threatened, our collective voice only grows stronger.

This event celebrates a three-year partnership between Greenpeace UK and the Roundhouse, built on the Live Event Experience Internship alongside the Jamal Edwards Self Belief Trust. Supporting young creatives aged 21–25 who face barriers to entering the live industry, interns work behind the scenes at the Roundhouse and on-site at Glastonbury and Latitude Festivals, proving that creativity remains the ultimate route into activism.