A Good Look’n Tour
A Green Tour Supporting Green Berets
Impact Highlights:
- 4,000+ Actions taken by fans at shows
- $9,500+ Raised to support environmental causes and The Special Forces Foundation
- 2,800+ Single-use plastic bottles eliminated
See the full Impact Report:
REVERB joined Sturgill Simpson in 2020 helping to reduce the environmental footprint of A Good Look’n Tour and support the Special Forces Foundation.
Action Village
At every show on A Good Look’n Tour, fans took action for the environment and supported the Special Forces Foundation. Fans had an opportunity to:
- Donate for a custom reusable #RockNRefill Nalgene Bottle
- Ditch disposables by using the free REVERB filtered water stations
- Learn more about the Special Forces Foundation, a cause important to Sturgill
- Register to vote with HeadCount (*at select shows)
- Meet local nonprofits and sign up to serve your community
Every fan that participated in the Action Village had an opportunity to sign up to win a Martin Guitar signed by Sturgill.
Tour Sustainability
REVERB worked with Sturgill and his crew to reduce the environmental footprint of his 2020 tour. Efforts included:
- Reusable water bottles and insulated mugs for everyone on tour
- Water refill stations for artist and crew
- Recycling backstage as well as on buses and trucks
- Donation of unused hotel toiletries to local shelters
- Eco-products on buses
At Every Show
#RockNRefill
Action Village
Backstage Greening
Community Support
Nonprofits
Volunteers
Water Station
Artist Details
- Sturgill Simpson