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Introducing Australia's New Leading Music Festival Website!
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| (Friday, 18 July 2008) Written by AAA Entertainment |
The Summer Music Festival season is one of the most recognised times of the year – a time that reminds us all that summer is looming and the official start to the great Australian music festival period is near. Introducing AAA Entertainment’s (one of Australia’s freshest and ever-growing entertainment companies) newest online portal in the form of MySummerMusic.com.
MySummerMusic.com is a national online hub that takes you inside the Australian music festivals to provide you with everything you need to know from artist lineups, ticketing, maps and timetables, photo galleries, feature articles, reviews, rumours, personal photo galleries, an online community base where you can search for other users rocking out at the festivals you’ll be moshing at… and lots more.
Using the latest in social networking tools, MySummerMusic.com boasts a user friendly infrastructure with a strong focus on a fresh and cutting edge design.
My Summer Music Founder and Director, Marc Mancini says, “Music is the most defining lifestyle pillar for young people in Australia and the Australian music festival season is rapidly growing with thousands of tickets being snapped up at lightning speeds, and with My Summer Music we intend to listen to punters’ demand for easy to access real-time updates and access to Australia’s music festivals via this new online platform”.
As an artist manager (Avalon Drive, Front Counter) and founder/director of national Music Website, AccessAllAreas.net.au, Marc Mancini noticed a niche in the market for an interactive website that bridges the gap between Australian music festivals and their punters. “With My Summer Music, we’re not just creating an information hub, we’re also creating an online community that matches users with like-minded festival-goers”.
MySummerMusic.com is LIVE NOW – www.mysummermusic.com
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