is there some kind of 'concerts app'?

[mdwsta4]

i'm wondering if there's an app to help you find concerts around your area?

i moved to LA less than a year ago and still can't seem to find a good place to find concerts. growing up in chicago i always knew where to look. figured maybe there was an app to help me out.

 

[gloss]

There are a few apps, but none of them really worked well for me. I eventually just signed up for a free SonicLiving.com account, and it's great.

 

[BikeRanger]

JamBase

I've been using JamBase. [website] [app]

Had some minor troubles but generally it works pretty well. You can look at everything in your area or just your favorites, plus be alerted by email when a specific band announces a nearby show.

 

[severe]

i'm wondering if there's an app to help you find concerts around your area?

i moved to LA less than a year ago and still can't seem to find a good place to find concerts. growing up in chicago i always knew where to look. figured maybe there was an app to help me out.

Are you kidding? Unless you're talking about Louisiana, pick up an LA Weekly. It's loaded with concert information.

 

[Galley]

Last.fm has some events information.

 

[Nanook]

Yeah, second LA Weekly; you can pick one up at any record store or coffee shop, etc. Their web site isn't great, but: http://www.laweekly.com/calendar

I also find concerts using the iLike music app on Facebook. Haven't found a decent iPhone app yet...

 

[maldoblaz]

not an app but...

A nice webpage to find concerts:
www.pollstar.com

very accurate...

 

[20Something]

"Local Concerts" is iLike's iPhone app. I think it's pretty good.

 

[str1f3]

iConcert Cal is in the App Store for $2.99. It is the same app that exists for the iTunes on the Mac. It looks at the artists in your music library and tells you when/where they are playing near you. It syncs with the iPhone app and allows you to buy tickets as well.