Antarctic rock band Nunatak
What must surely be the coolest gig in this summer’s Live Earth concerts takes place at the British Antarctic Survey’s (BAS) Rothera Research Station. On 7 July the science team’s indie-rock house band, Nunatak* will debut in the global event that features over 100 of the world’s top musical acts. Concerts from all 7 continents will raise awareness of climate change world-wide.
Nunatak (a Greenlandic word): An exposed summit of a ridge mountain or peak (not covered with snow) within an ice field or glacier. These stunning features occur in the most remote beautiful yet fragile and threatened environments on our planet.
Q&A
Answers to questions about Nunatak, Live Earth and the performances
Gallery
Photographs of the band members performing
About the Band
Biographies of the band members
About Rothera
The research station and the science that takes place there
About the Performances
When and where to watch
