Concert-Streaming App Qello Now on PS3, Coming to Vita And PS4

[BlameTheWizards]

Concert-Streaming App Qello Now on PS3, Coming to Vita And PS4

Streaming service offers music documentaries and band performances from across the decades.

Owners of the PS3 now have the ability to stream concerts and music documentaries right to their console through the newly-released Qello app. PlayStation users who sign up for the service will get a Qello All-Access Pass for the first 15 days, after which the cost is $4.99 a month. The service will soon be coming to the PS4 and Vita as well.

The All-Access Pass allows users to create setlists and browse the full Qello catalog, which includes both modern acts and performances that date back to the 1920s. To celebrate the launch, Qello will also be giving away a PS Vita every week for the next four weeks to users of the PS3 app. Qello members just need to log onto the app to be entered into the drawing. Qello is also available on iOS and Android devices.


Source: PlayStation Blog via <a href=http://www.polygon.com/2013/11/26/5148120/qello-concert-streaming-app-now-on-ps3-coming-to-ps4-and-vita>Polygon

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[JdaS]

Wonder if they have a wide catalog, or if it's just everything the major labels want me to listen to. If it's the latter then there's little point to this, since I could just pay 80? to listen to Green Day when they come to Finland again. Which I won't. But still.

 

[omega 616]

Is there a big demand for this? I feel that if you were interested in this kind of stuff you would buy a dvd or get given it by a family member who doesn't know what to get you but knows you like queen (for example).

As for live stuff, youtube. Jeezuz, the amount of live stuff on youtube is plain annoying. I say annoying 'cos live music sounds awful, you have screaming fans, the sound quality is crap, the vocals are rubbish 'cos you have to bounce around stage for reasons.

I just don't see a demand for this service.