Monolith fest announces 2009 line-up via Twitter and Facebook
I’m really big fan of social media, using it every day. I love blogs, twitter, facebook, digg and all that jazz. I love how anyone ca raise an issue for the world to see and actually get some visibility across. Power to people, ha! That’s why I’m really enthusiastic by the Monolith Festival officials’ recent decision of announcing their lineup first on twitter and facebook, instead of doing it on their website. That’s a wise way of using hip tech, folks!
So far, only Starfucker, Girl Talk, Thao with the Get Down Stay Down, Speakeasy Tiger, Method Man & Redman and Pains of Being Pure at Heart
have been announced, but keep up with the fest’s twitter and facebook as they’ll be posting a new band to the line-up everyday.
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May 19th, 2009 at 3:11 pm
This is an interesting way to announce the lineup, primarily because you get a little at a time. As more information becomes available, the more interest they might be able to stir up. Sure beats sitting there waiting for the whole thing, anyhow.
May 22nd, 2009 at 10:58 am
Yeah, definitely, Jeff. A lot more events, and not only, should be more aware of the different, amazing technology we’ve been granted with lately. Organizers, companies, labels, whatever need to understand that social media is the future, because that’s where the people are and will be.