You may also watch videos from multiple angles, comment on them, share them on other sites, search for events, add videos etc.

The left sidebar has Moments and Details of a video which you can use to switch video angles and see who posted the videos respectively. Overall, a creative service for music fans who frequently watch music concert videos on YouTube.

Features

• Watch concert videos all at one place.
• View videos from multiple angles.
• Search for events and add videos too.

Check out Veokami @ veokami.com/home (via Lifehacker By Abhijeet from Guiding Tech)

F.Y.I Fly is a simple to use web service that lists a variety of events being held in nearby areas. After you connect your Facebook account with F.Y.I Fly, you can start by specifying your state and city and then search for the type of events you are interested in. When you find an interesting event you can indicate your attendance or view others who are attending the event.

F.Y.I Fly lets you create your own events as well. After entering all the necessary details such as the title of the event, whether or not the event is free, the category of the event, and so on, you can get embeddable code for a calendar that has your events marked. This calendar currently comes in 4 colors and will be a nice addition to your blog or website.

Your created event also has its very own F.Y.I Fly page where visitors can read the event’s details and view the event’s location on a map.

The event pages include buttons for sharing the event on Facebook, Twitter, and MySpace. Of course you can always directly share the event page’s URL wherever you want.

Features:

• A user-friendly web service.
• Lets you find interesting events nearby.
• Lets you create your own events.
• Provides embeddable calendar marking your events.
• Shows event locations on a map.
• Similar tools: Zvents, ConferenceHound and Yahoo Upcoming.

Check out F.Y.I Fly @ www.fyifly.com/free-event-calendar (via TheNextWeb) (by MOin from ThumbPress)

Using this tool is pretty straightforward – just enter the city, date, and any specific band that you like. The Google Map will then show you pins of different shows that are happening in the area. Like any Google Map, you can zoom in to the exact location, and click the pins for the show details.

A quick big city search will bring enough results to keep your schedule busy. Plus it’s also nice to find live music playing at a specific venue. This tool is also useful if you are following a specific band and want all their gigs placed on a map.

Features:

• Free; no sign up required.
• Displays all band gigs on Google Maps.
• Search by city, date, and specific bands.
• View gigs in list view.
• Similar Tools: Hearwhere, Bandsintown, and GigFreaks

Chech out ShowHopping @ www.showhopping.com

Once you go to Konsrtr, it immediately gives you a list of upcoming concerts in your area. If you want to find out who’s performing in other cities, just click the “change city“ and type any the city into the search bar. It also provides information on how you can get tickets to a concert as well as the artists’ profile pages on online social media like Last.fm and Spotify.

Konsrtr is smartly designed so that you can easily see the hottest upcoming music events in town.

Features:

• Find out who’s going to have a concert in a particular city.
• Displays information about the concert such as its venue and schedule.
• Displays a link on how to get tickets.
• Provides links on the artist’s Spotify and last.fm page, if available.
• Displays a YouTube video of the artist, if available.
• Free, no signup is required.
• Similar Tools: Tourmaprr and OnePage Artist.

Check out Konsrtr @ www.konsrtr.com

Listings on Ooh can be searched by location, dates or category. Each listing includes a map, detailed description and the option to make online payments through a credit card or Paypal. A Hall of Fame section on the website showcases popular listings from across the globe.

Features:

• Browse/search listings from across the world.
• Search listings by date, venue or category.
• Add your own listings for free.
• Option to make online payments for listings.
• See the location of each listing on a map.
• Share any listing via email or social networks.
• Subscribe to new listings through RSS feeds.
• Similar sites: Goby, Bandsintown, Happenr and HearWhere.

Visit Ohh @ www.ooh.com

But it’s not an entirely hopeless situation. Although we can’t travel back in time and witness the musical revolutions, we can momentarily relive those moments in our mind by listening to the greatest past artists in concerts. No, you don’t have to pay anything; just log on to Wolfgang’s Concert Vault.

Wolfgang is an amazing rock website that sells numerous rock music related items (vintage rock posters, tickets, backstage memorabilia etc), publishes Crawdaddy which is a magazine dedicated to rock music, offers a comprehensive schedule of artists now on tour, and lets users listen to live concert recordings from the past”¦ for free!

Our focus obviously will be this last function of Wolfgang.

By registering for a free account, you can enter the Concert Vault and browse over 3000 concert recordings! These recordings are of the greatest artists that music has seen. Over the years, these recordings have been recorded and re-mastered by the people. And now the Concert Vault has them for the public.

Let me walk you through the Concert Vault and show you how amazingly simple it is.

The Featured Concert can be seen in the main sliding menu; these are recommended by Wolfgang and are definitely worth listening to. The Downloads page lists all recordings and lets the user download them either for free or by paying money (some recordings are free, others aren’t). There’s also a radio section where users can listen to the radio online and listen to amazing songs, Browsing for concerts can be done directly via the homepage of the Concert Vault. The fields on the left let you filter your options till you’ve narrowed down your results to whatever you desire.

As for searching for a particular artist: the top of Wolfgang’s page has a text entering field. Enter the name of the artist/band whose concert you want to listen to. Before clicking on “˜Search’ do make sure you’ve chosen the Concert Vault option instead of WolfGang, like so:

I searched for one my favorite old bands, The Police. The top section of our results page shows us the discography of the bands we’ve searched for. The field right under the discography lists valuable memorabilia related to the band; this memorabilia is for sale and can be purchased from Wolfgang. The final field is a list of the available concerts:

As you can see, the website not only has recordings of concerts, but also of interviews. The venues of the concerts are mentioned when available. Plus, the length of every recording is also provided. If the recording is obtainable (downloadable), the last field (empty in this case) will have one of two tags: Buy or Free. The free ones can be downloaded without paying anything; the other ones however need a payment in order to be downloaded.

Downloadable or not, you can always listen to the recording for free by clicking on the “˜Play’ button in the very beginning of each concert listing. I clicked on the first “˜Play’ button:

Right after a short summary of the concert, the track listing is provided. Good descriptive summaries add to the excitement and help you put yourself in the concert. To listen to a song, simply click on it. I clicked on “˜Truth Hits Everybody:’

Just Like in the screenshot above, a small online media player opens up which has a playlist made of all the songs of the concert you’ve chosen. When it starts, the song you clicked on starts playing. You can now listen to all the songs of that particular concert from within this online player.

And that’s it!

If you’re wondering whether this website is offering these recordings for free by cheating the artists out of the money they deserve for their performances, then listen to what Wolfgang has to say: “The Concert Vault is fully licensed by BMI, ASCAP, and SESAC, and we pay these performance rights organizations every time you listen to a concert. The license fees make their way back to the performers that made the music. Download revenues are also shared with performers and publishers as appropriate. One of our top priorities will always be to make sure that the artists are compensated for their performances.”

Wolfgang’s Concert Vault is an amazing web service immortalizing the best performances of the best artists who ever lived. Awesome job, Concert Vault!

Check out Concert Vault @ www.wolfgangsvault.com/concerts

Features:

• Find lowest prices for sports and music concert tickets.
• Get price forecasts and decide if you should buy or wait.
• Subscribe to email alerts to get alerted when the tickets are cheapest.
• Search tickets by artist, venue, team or city.

Check out SeatGeek @ www.seatgeek.com (via TechCrunch) (By Abhijeet from Jeet Blog)

The site lets you search for event tickets by venue, event name or your zip code. Users can see the availability of tickets for different sections and rows, compare prices from different brokers (TicketsNow, StubHub, TicketNetworks) and if necessary book tickets online.

Features:

• See the exact location of your ticket seat at the venue and see the availability of tickets for different sections and rows.
• Aggregates tickets info (availability, prices) from major online ticket brokers including TicketsNow, StubHub and TicketNetworks.
• View calendar of events for different performers (bands, sports teams) and venues.
• Free, no registration or email required.
• Currently US only.
• Similar sites: TicketsFTW, RoosterFly and TicketsStumbler.

Check out SeatQuest @ www.seatquest.com

Sign up to share your own concert experiences and meet other people who attended the same concerts as you did and connect with fellow music fans. Add related photos and videos, add events and track the upcoming gigs of your favorite artists.

Features:

• Concert database of more than 1 million past and upcoming concerts.
• Browse artist’s concert history by dates, by venue and by city.
• Check out upcoming events in your city.
• Sign up to share your own concert going history, meet people who attended the same concerts and connect with fellow fans.
• Track upcoming gigs of your favorite artists, add related photos, posters and videos.
• Buy concert tickets online.
• Similar sites: HearWhere and GigFreaks.

Check out SongKick @ www.songkick.com

With Zvents you can also filter local events by time (Today, Tomorrow or Next 7 days), check events in the nearby cities or see which events have been added recently. Many events have direct links to Ticketmaster or other similar websites in case you decide to purchase the tickets online. When you click on an event for further details, Zvents not only shows the detail for the event but also allows you to go directly to the event’s website or add the event date to your online calendar like Google, Yahoo, AOL or Outlook.

Features:

• Local event search for your city.
• Filter events by location, event type or timeline.
• Check the event’s website and buy tickets online.
• See the exact event location on Google Maps and nearby restaurants and bars.
• Rate events and post comments/reviews.
• Similar sites: Yahoo Upcoming, Bandsintown, Happenr and HearWhere.

Check out Zvents @ www.zvents.com