Live in Concert Takes Charge on New Mobile Platforms

The concept is simple, lists of concert for a specific area but the application does not stop there. Users can view pictures from concerts and even sample the music. Concert Finder can give you directions to the venue, mark your calendar, or manage a personal list of your favorite artists to quickly track them. You can search across the entire artist database along with finding a venue across the country with ease. All preferences are saved to the web allowing you to visit preAmped.com and continue right where you left off.

Orlando, FL (PRWEB) November 11, 2009

For people who love music and have a Palm Pre, they are a step ahead of most concert fanatics. Epic North has leveraged preAmped to create Concert Finder. Concert Finder is a mobile application based on live music and was a huge success last week when the first version was released in the Palm Store. The app was installed thousands of times and maintains a very high rank. Version 1.5 was quickly turned around to meet the requests of users and is now ready for the Pixi launch.

preAmped, which is the latest live music community to hit the scene, has released a full featured API allowing developers to imagine the possibilies. Epic North has taken full use of this API and exposed a vast system of information to your Palm device.

The concept is simple, lists of concert for a specific area but the application does not stop there. Users can view pictures from concerts and even sample the music. Concert Finder can give you directions to the venue, mark your calendar, or manage a personal list of your favorite artists to quickly track them. You can search across the entire artist database along with finding a venue across the country with ease. All preferences are saved to the web allowing you to login to preAmped.com and continue right where you left off.

About preAmped:
The privately funded company started December 2007 with a single idea 'capture and share the experience of a concert'. preAmped Beta came online in 2009 with 400,000 artists and 450,000 concerts, growing daily. "Never miss a show, and never rock alone!"

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