With millions of recorded songs available, it's only a matter of time before you find your latest jam. It also functions just like Pandora in that it lets users browse, create, and share personalized music stations via mobile or web, whether they're at home or on the go. Such access gives listeners opportunities to become part of music and festival communities, even when they can't attend in-person.īut that's only half of what you can do on the new LiveXLive app. 'Our goal is to create the ultimate personalized video, audio, and social destination for music fans, with unparalleled access to the artists,' the company explained in a press release (opens in a new tab). It now features single-touch access to more than 35 global music festivals, exclusive interviews, album release parties, behind-the-scenes footage, streams, episodic content, podcasts, and other audio content spanning genres and formats. Turns out that's exactly what you'd able to do (opens in a new tab) if you install LiveXLive (opens in a new tab), an ingenious app that combines live music streaming with personalized radio.įounded in 2009, LiveXLive redesigned its app this spring. TL DR: Get a one-year subscription to LiveXLive Radio Plus (opens in a new tab) for just $19.99 (a 58% savings), or a five-year subscription for $69.99 (a 70% savings) when you purchase via the Mashable Shop.Ī brief thought experiment, if you will: What if you could attend Lana Del Rey's set at this month's Paléo Festival de Nyon without paying for round-trip plane tickets to Switzerland or paying any entry fees? (This is assuming that tickets aren't already sold out for the day of her performance, which they definitely are.)

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