by Richard Smirke, London |
May 22, 2009 9:11 EDT
Oasis
Flo Rida and Oasis are among the first acts confirmed to play the third annual iTunes Live: London Festival, which takes place throughout the month of July at London's Roundhouse.
Other acts confirmed to play the event include Kasabian, Snow Patrol, Paolo Nutini and U.K. girl group the Saturdays with more artists to be announced shortly. A total of 62 bands will play the 3,000-capacity Roundhouse in north London.
Tickets for the event, which takes place over 32 consecutive nights beginning July 1, will be given away free to competition winners via www.ituneslive.co.uk and an iTunes Live Facebook account. Fans will also be able to access video highlights and live audio broadcasts from the iTunes Live Web site and Facebook profile.
In line with previous iTunes Live events, each performance will be recorded and sold exclusively on all 22 iTunes stores worldwide. Select shows will also be broadcast on U.K. television networks ITV2, ITV1 and U.K. radio stations XFM, Capital Radio, Choice FM and Heart.
The first iTunes Live festival in London took place in July 2007 and saw artists including Sir Paul McCartney, Amy Winehouse and Crowded House play intimate sets at the U.K. capital's I.C.A. venue.
Other acts confirmed to play the event include Kasabian, Snow Patrol, Paolo Nutini and U.K. girl group the Saturdays with more artists to be announced shortly. A total of 62 bands will play the 3,000-capacity Roundhouse in north London.
Tickets for the event, which takes place over 32 consecutive nights beginning July 1, will be given away free to competition winners via www.ituneslive.co.uk and an iTunes Live Facebook account. Fans will also be able to access video highlights and live audio broadcasts from the iTunes Live Web site and Facebook profile.
In line with previous iTunes Live events, each performance will be recorded and sold exclusively on all 22 iTunes stores worldwide. Select shows will also be broadcast on U.K. television networks ITV2, ITV1 and U.K. radio stations XFM, Capital Radio, Choice FM and Heart.
The first iTunes Live festival in London took place in July 2007 and saw artists including Sir Paul McCartney, Amy Winehouse and Crowded House play intimate sets at the U.K. capital's I.C.A. venue.
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