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I doubt this will really work for really big acts. But, I think it might for the local/indie/whatever-you-call it scene. I don't think taste is an issue if ther

by netcan 12y ago

I doubt this will really work for really big acts. But, I think it might for the local/indie/whatever-you-call it scene. I don't think taste is an issue if there's enough variety. You don't have to go to shows you don't like. The real power of stuff like this is in dynamic effects. Can a band get Jukely-famous? Can you find shows you wouldn't have seen but are glad you did? It might be worth looking into again in 6 months.

jboggan 12y ago
If anything the selection and frequency of acts seems to have dropped off since the service launched in LA. I was extremely excited at first, but there just weren't enough shows in my musical range. I think if I were more into EDM/dance/electro/trance the service might make a hell of a lot of sense - there seem to be a preponderance of those acts. One thing I would change about their service - they let you listen to a clip of the band's music on the page that announces the show. If they let you preview the music a day before the tickets were opened up I'd be more inclined to actually log on at 11AM and snap up the good shows. Lamentably, the few times there were indie bands I liked the sound of they were already full.