Lime Cordiale are channelling their love of music and environmental activism into a bold new project — the Lime Green Festival. Announced today, the one-day event will take place on 18th April, 2026 at Point Malcolm Reserve in Adelaide. It’s being designed as a 100% off-grid, community-driven experience with climate action embedded at every level.

In partnership with Chugg Music and supported by the South Australian Government, Lime Green Festival aims to be Australia’s greenest music event. It features a vibrant blend of live performances, talks, and workshops, powered by renewable energy and sustainable infrastructure. The lineup includes Lime Cordiale, The Dreggs, aleksiah, PASH and a triple j Unearthed winner, creating space for both beloved acts and fresh local talent.

Beyond the music, Lime Green will spotlight a range of eco-friendly initiatives — from solar and bike-powered device charging to upcycled merchandise and zero-waste catering. A $1 “Solar Slice” from every ticket will support local environmental responses to the algal bloom crisis affecting South Australia’s coast, in collaboration with FEAT. Live initiatives like these are already having national impact.

Tickets go on presale from 9:00am AEDT on Wednesday, 21st January, with general sale launching Friday, 23rd January. Lime Cordiale are inviting fans to be part of something bigger — not just a day of music, but a reimagining of how festivals can help shape a better future.