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February 5, 2007 10:23 AM PST

iTunes plug-in finds good concerts

by Tim Moynihan

It's early February. Do you know where your favorite band is?

iConcertCal

Dude, the Roots are coming.

iConcertCal does. This free iTunes plug-in for both Mac OS X and Windows scans your iTunes library and lets you know when the bands you listen to are coming to town.

After installing iConcertCal, the iTunes visualizer becomes a calendar that lists local concert dates for bands in your library. Clicking on each listing in the calendar lets you buy tickets, and changing the city and state brings up personalized listings for other cities.

Since a co-worker sent out a link to this free plug-in last week, I've been hooked. It eliminates the hassle of having to check local papers and Web sites to see who's coming to your neck of the woods and the need to sign up for an individual artist's mailing list. It's also a good reason to clean up those ID3 tags.

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Mac issue with iConcertCal
by kswa1987 February 6, 2007 8:01 PM PST
Not sure if this is just my machine affected but upon installing iconcertcal on my
macbook it caused itunes to shut down randomly after being open for about 2
minutes each time. deleting entries from the library seemed to fix it, just
wanted to throw it out there; may be an unstable program
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