Monday, Feb 3

Solotech Studios Los Angeles, CA

Early-Bird $360 (-15%) — Available through January 9.

Summit registration includes keynote conversations, panels, breakout sessions, dedicated networking time, a plant-based lunch, snacks, a cocktail reception, and MSA 2025 membership.

MSA is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. At least 75% of your registration fee is tax-deductible. A receipt will be sent to you following the summit.

Fees and taxes included.

MSS 25 is built around peer-learning opportunities, featuring keynote talks, panel discussions and breakout groups, focused on Business Strategy, Operations, and Communications & Engagement. 

First panels announced! Speakers and more sessions coming soon.

C-suite Conversation: What it Takes to Prioritize Sustainability 

A conversation with a music-industry executive about what drives sustainability in today’s C-suite, the priority it is given compared to various other issues, and the challenges and opportunities ahead for the industry. 

Beyond Backlash: The High Stakes of Climate Advocacy

What happens when speaking about climate change means risking it all? In an era of extreme weather and polarizing reactions, artists and their teams are navigating uncharted waters. Join us as we delve into advocacy communications, and what it takes to support and safeguard musicians championing the planet.

Power Shift: The Evolving Landscape of Clean Energy

Each year, clean energy technologies improve in both price and performance—but are they ready to take center stage? This panel of pioneers shares where these solutions work best, where they fall short, and lessons learned from the trenches.

Waste Not, Play On: Tackling the Trash Problem

The live music industry has long relied on a throwaway model—disposable serveware, merch, cups, banners, and uneaten food. This panel reveals the true scale of the industry's waste problem, debunks common myths, and offers practical tools and solutions to reduce its waste footprint.

Behind the Tracks: Music Production, Delivery, and Consumption 

The record industry isn’t generally seen as a major environmental offender, but like all industries they are being pressured to reduce their impacts — everything from packaging to recycled and renewable vinyl to the significant energy use from streaming services. What, exactly, are these players doing to meet the moment?

Can Live Music Weather the Storm? Economic Climate Impacts on Touring

Ready for a reality check? From rising costs & risks to disrupted touring routes, climate change is reshaping the economics of live entertainment. Get the inside track from experts on how they're adapting operations to meet this reality.

Nature Speaks and Takes the Stage

Long before musicians, nature created the first music—and now, the music industry is recognizing her as a vital collaborator in addressing the climate crisis. By crediting Mother Earth as a co-writer, the music industry is generating royalties for conservation. Join us and explore the groundbreaking initiatives that honor the connection between music and the natural world.

Entertainment Allies: Strategies in Film, Sports and Broadway

For over two decades, Hollywood studios, the hospitality sector, and professional sports leagues have been building robust environmental programs. Their achievements and lessons offer valuable guidance to help the music industry progress faster and more effectively.

Wear the Change: Rethinking Merch

Even the most well-intentioned artists struggle with how to offer their merchandise more sustainably. How are artists and their team making responsible decisions? Discover how they balance financial, creative, and environmental priorities to find practical solutions.