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    By Shareef Tai
    4 Jun 2013
    Ecotricity set to go electric at WOMAD - Image 1

    Ecotricity has today launched a new partnership with WOMAD that will see the green energy company sponsor a stage at the Charlton Park world music festival in July.

    Ecotricity will be hosting Molly’s Green Bar at this year’s festival from 25th – 28th July, where electro-swing cabaret, big skirts, china teacups and swinging grooves will be the order of the day.

    Dale Vince, Ecotricity founder, said: “We’re looking forward to being a part of WOMAD, where we’ll be powering Molly’s Bar, chatting to people about our vision for a Green Britain, and having a good time like everyone else. In all my years as a traveller, I have been to a lot of festivals, but I never made it to WOMAD – so it will be great to come along and experience what I’ve heard so much about.”   

    More details on the acts and line-up for the Ecotricity stage will be announced soon.

    Ecotricity are also offering a free weekend ticket to any new customer who switches their energy supply quoting WOMAD¹.

    For more information on WOMAD’s Charlton Park event, including ticket info, line-up, opening times, and direction, visit their website.

    Notes

    ¹Subject to availability. Full details and terms and conditions to be announced soon.

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