Greenpeace's eco-friendly recording studio

U2, Coldplay and Beyonce are headlining - final resale tonight!

Dane Cobain - 17 May 2011

The studio, built from wood and straw, is open to established and brand new artists to “record songs about the environmental and economic issues that are affecting the world right now.”

The charity have teamed up with producer Joe Leach from Cowshed Studio London to create the temporary space, which will include a video feed so that festival-goers can see what's happening inside.

They say: “We're calling for left-field artists, musicians and writers; everyone who opposes environmental destruction, exploitation, corruption, manipulation and fraud - the things that have become staple fodder of the increasingly half-baked media reports we routinely ignore.

“Raising Voices aims to use the uniquely positive atmosphere that is Glastonbury to build momentum around the protest song".

Labels and artists that want to participate should e-mail glasto@cowshedstudio.com.

U2, Coldplay and Beyonce are set to headline the festival, with hundreds of other acts on the billing.

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Tickets for the festival sold out on the day of release with a final, limited resale due for 7pm tonight (Tuesday 17 May).

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