JamBase and ReverbNation Sync Up Concert Data

Official Press Release:

ReverbNation, the preferred marketing and promotion platform for over 250,000 musicians, labels, managers, and venues, and JamBase, the world’s leading source of live music and concert information, have agreed to swap concert data in an effort to drive more ticket sales for artists, labels, and promoters who use the sites to reach live music fans.

The arrangement, which will begin by November 15th, will allow users to post their dates to either site and receive automatic concert listings at the other.

“JamBase has a long history of being the go-to service for local concert listings around the globe. said Lou Plaia, V.P. of Artist Relations at ReverbNation.com. “Our goal is to provide the hundreds of thousands of artists, labels, managers, promoters, and venue operators who use our service the maximum exposure and reach, and to drive revenue for them. Syndicating their concert schedules onto JamBase directly from our system can only help get ticketing opportunities in front of more people, and increase artist exposure.”

“ReverbNation provides an incredible marketing and promotion service for their users,” said JamBase CEO, Dave Rosenheim “Now ReverbNation users will benefit from added exposure for their concert information on JamBase.com as well as on JamBase’s content network, which includes sites like AOL Music, imeem.com and Rhapsody.com, collectively reaching 50 million music fans. For the thousands of artists and promoters who list their concert information on JamBase, this deal represents additional exposure to 29 million unique users across ReverbNation’s website and widgets. Ultimately this partnership amplifies JamBase’s 10-year running mission to get fans to Go See Live Music.”

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