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Gander.tv Streaming Concert at DROM Headlined By Dave Matthews Band On Sony PlayStation
By : Amanda Dyar on Thursday, November 6, 2014 | 6:54 AM
Gander.tv has announced a new agreement with Sony Entertainment and Turnstyle Music Group to stream the concert of DROM on November 6th via Sony PlayStation for a small subscription free of $3.00. Are you ready to learn more and start your experience today? Read on.
From the Press Release
GANDER.tv, a division of Eyes on the Go, Inc. (AXCG), is proud to continue its agreement with Sony Entertainment and Turnstyle Music Group L.L.C. (TMG) and stream the November 6th concert at DROM, a leading performance venue in the New York City’s East Village. Headlining the record release show is three-time Grammy-winner and current saxophonist in the Dave Matthews Band, Jeff Coffin, and his group The Mu’Tet. The concert will be available to Sony’s PlayStation 10 million users and on GANDER.tv’s broadcast network, which has received over 15 million monthly users. This broadcast will be accessible for a small subscription fee of $3.00 on both delivery systems.
After a successful taping on October 25th featuring SKATERS as well as Wandering Downhome, AyolNMotion and Nic Hanson, Sony and Turnstyle are eager for the November 6th show and collaborating with GANDER.tv in the future.
This is an exciting new feature for the PlayStation audience. As stated by Dan Melnick, the Founder and CEO of Turnstyle Music Group, “We are creating a new and exciting opportunity to leverage these performances and the Sony and GANDER.tv networks to expand our audience while improving the monetization for all parties. We will be joining forces to promote this event to all of our partners’ users and fans. I am very excited to work with GANDER.tv and Sony.”
Of the partnership, CEO and Founder of GANDER.tv, Chris Carey commented, “We are finding beneficial ways to leverage our system and network, not only for the performers and venues, but for the fans as well. This is a terrific opportunity to work with Turnstyle and Sony and to tap into the millions of PlayStation users.”
