AY Young Makes History at The Roxy with 100% Solar-Powered Concert 🎶☀️

Precy Ibasco
Apr 14
2 min read

AY Young’s Battery Tour Makes History at The Roxy: First-Ever 100% Renewable Energy-Powered Concert in Partnership with Lime Cordiale and the Green Sports Alliance Foundation

A Movement, Not Just a Tour 🌍

This wasn’t just another show. It was part of AY’s Road to 1000, his global mission to perform 1,000 clean energy concerts and set a Guinness World Record in the process.

Using solar-powered battery systems, the Battery Tour eliminates the carbon footprint typically associated with touring, offering a scalable, affordable, and sustainable model for artists and events worldwide.

The Roxy: An Iconic Stage Goes Green 🌿

Since 1973, The Roxy has hosted legendary acts like Prince, Bruce Springsteen, and The Ramones. AY now joins this hall of fame—not only as a performer but as a pioneer of renewable energy in the music world. It’s a full-circle moment for the venue and a giant leap forward for sustainable entertainment.

Meet AY Young: Artist. Activist. UN Leader. 🎤⚡

AY Young isn’t just making music—he’s making change.

Named a UN Young Leader for the Sustainable Development Goals, AY merges entertainment with impact. His Battery Tour empowers communities, sparks conversation around clean energy, and shows that sustainability can be both cool and accessible.

“The future of live music is powered by the sun, not fossil fuels,” says AY.

What's Next? 🌞

The Roxy is just one stop. AY is bringing his solar-powered sound to cities across the country—including:

And he's just getting started.

Want to Join the Movement? 🚀

Whether you're a fan, fellow artist, or brand looking to align with purpose, the Battery Tour is open for collaboration. Let’s power a new kind of future—together.

🌐 https://www.aymusik.com/

About AY Young

AY Young is a singer, songwriter, and renewable energy pioneer on a mission to make the music industry sustainable. Recognized by the United Nations and world leaders, his Battery Tour proves that music can change the world—one solar-powered show at a time.