


You have to try Podbop. It's a Web site that allows users to type in a city and get a quick list of all the concerts going on there during a specified timeframe. AND, you can get a little taste of the artist with downloadable mp3s! You can also look up festivals, museum exhibitions and other cultural offerings.
So, when you're traveling home for a wedding or on a business trip, and you'd like to mix in a fun night at a show you'd otherwise miss, this site can help. And it couldn't come at a better time. Why are so many bands skipping Florida on their big tours? Pearl Jam, Muse, Beck, Zero 7, M Ward -- come on! Why stop in Atlanta when you can come on down to Orlando, Tampa and Miami??!!?
Epitonic is back! After about an 18-month hiatus, this music site is back online with a new look and the same dedication to introduing your ears to new music. I'm still getting used to the architecture of the new site. I was a bit lost at first, but once I found my way, I was downloading free music and creating radio playlists.
Check it out and sign up for their newsletter. I used to love getting their messages because I always found that the music featured was a gratifying mix of stuff I was already listening to (Thank you for validating my street-cred card.) and an eclectic variety of new stuff I'd never heard but was glad I did. Some of it was brand-spanking new, and some if it was music I missed because my Bright Eyes CD was in heavy rotation. Welcome back, epitonic.
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