Live from Apple Store Soho, Apple’s iTunes welcomes Grammy Award-winning Maroon 5 for a one-of-a-kind, intimate show.
The band will perform the songs from It Won’t Be Soon Before Long, live and electric, from front to back.
The show is open to the public. Apple advises to wishing to attend to be sure to arrive early, as space is limited.
The show starts on February 24th at 7:00pm EST.
Apple Store SoHo is located at 103 Prince Street, New York City, NY.
More info about Apple Store SoHo here.
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Sweet deal. Apple hosting free concerts at Apple stores is sure to create huge buzz and draw large crowds to the stores!
–mAc
God it must be nice to have the PR budget of Apple. Apple should broadcast a live streams of a weekly show like this to ipod/iTouch/iPhone owners via Youtube and watch them fly off the shelves.
Or better still, sell them on iTunes for a couple bucks.
These “iTunes Exclusive” concerts usually do get recorded and sold through iTunes.
Maroon 5?
Blech…
how early do you think I should arrive?
That’s for Steve’s birthday party !
I was hoping cradle of filth would play.
Maroon 5 was only booked because their first choice “Bill Gates and the Bad Haircut 5” was not available. Seems they were busy stealing original ideas from other rock groups.
Incidentaly, the number “5” was chosen because that’s the number of dollars Bill Gates pays for his haircuts.
I want Herbie Hancock.
“I want Herbie Hancock.”
Is that an excerpt from a restraining order? (j/k)
Geez, another overhyped band. Oh well if the younger set likes it, cool.
How intimate?
Maroon 5? Really? Didn’t they have, like, one or two popular songs from like, two or three years ago? Alright, Apple scored a has-been two-hit wonder!
Stay tuned for next week when Apple books Limp Bizkit!