Oct 28, 2004 • 1 min read

Virtual Festivals launch instant news service

Virtual Festivals has launched a live music news service that delivers stories to users' desktops as they break, via a messenger-style tool.

Virtual Festivals have launched a new live music news service which delivers stories directly to music fans' desk tops as soon as they break. To receive the news subscribers download a special instant messenger type tool from the Virtual Festivals website

Virtual Festival boss Steve Jenner explains: "Users visit VirtualFestivals.com because they trust us to give them the most up-to-date, objective and reliable festival and live event news, fast. Live music is enjoying a massive resurgence and with festivals, tours and concerts selling out faster than ever, it is essential for fans to have an instant, dependable source of information."

More info on the service is at http://www.virtualfestivals.com/livealerts - press info from [email protected]

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