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I've added an exciting new feature to FanConcert: you can list just the concerts close to you. Since it's a personalized feature, to try this out you need to sign up for a FanConcert account -- don't worry, it's free to sign up and I won't give your information to anyone. Here's how it works: 1. Tag your favourite bands.
Then check out the list of concerts for your favourites. Only the concerts within the range you put in preferences will be shown. Neat eh? If you don't see any concerts either (i) you don't have enough favourites or (ii) those favourites aren't playing a concert in your area soon or (iii) the band's concerts haven't been entered into FanConcert yet. You can enter the band's concerts for others to know about -- that's the whole spirit of FanConcert: Music News by Fans for Fans. Think of FanConcert as a large and organized link blog that everyone can submit to and read. To add concerts for a band, go to the band's page in FanConcert (search for it) and click on the "Add a Concert" link. If the band/artist isn't in FanConcert yet, you can add it! Posted at September 05, 2005 at 11:49 AM ESTLast updated September 05, 2005 at 11:49 AM EST Comments
Wait... I'm confused, If I'm saying I want concerts withing a certain distance from where I specify, then why is it showinga square, and not a circle? » Posted by: Kibbee at September 8, 2005 07:26 AMI'm being lazy in the short term: squares are easier to draw and the distance math is easier. » Posted by: Ryan at September 8, 2005 07:29 AM |