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Wow. What a cool week for music in Birmingham. In case you missed it (and most ‘Hamsters did) two of the biggest names in music rocked our town this week in TicketBiscuit-powered venues.

First, Widespread Panic played a set at the BottleTree Café on Wednesday around 2 PM to a group of about 70 folks. The news “broke” on panicstream.com and verified by the BottleTree on their Facebook page.

Second, The Black Keys played a show to about 300 fans last night at Rogue Tavern. The Birmingham News reports that Dan Auerbach and Patrick Carney played a 15 song set for about an hour, and of course, rocked as always.

The two acts were in town for the annual Coalition of Independent Music Stores Conference. Did you catch either show? What’s the coolest intimate gig you’ve ever seen?

The Black Keys perform at Rogue Tavern in Birmingham, Ala. on April 29, 2010.

The Black Keys perform at Rogue Tavern in Birmingham, Ala. on April 29, 2010. Photo Courtesy al.com.

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TicketBiscuit CEO Jeff Gale is extensively quoted in today’s web cover feature for Alternative Press about the impending mega-merger. Author Luke O’Neil does a great job covering the multiple perspectives about the deal, and gives a shout out to our own Music Liberation Fund as well. Check it out:

http://altpress.com/features/coverstory_antitrust.htm

“This is a campaign that we came up with as soon as we heard about the proposed merger,” says Ticket Biscuit CEO Jeff Gale. “We pretty quickly concluded that that was going to be no good for anyone but Live Nation and Ticketmaster. We wanted to do what we could to preserve the independent spirit of the American music community, venues, artists and promoters outside of that umbrella. It was a portion of our projected revenue that we set aside to help further that effort by being able to make very attractive ticketing deals with venues that want to remain or become independent of that conglomeration, or artists or promoters that want to do the same thing.”

The approval of the merger looks likely at this point. If you are a venue operator or promoter looking for ticketing alternatives, check out our Online Ticketing and Box Office Software systems. If you’d like to learn more about how your organization can benefit from the Music Liberation Fund, call us at 1-866-757-8330.

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