How to turn your iPod into a concert calendar
Wayne Rooney  |  by www.ew.com. All rights reserved. 9.03 | 1:04

If you: (1) love music, (2) own an iPod, and (3) still go to concerts, then you will probably find indispensable. This free that's right, free! iPod plug-in will scan the bands listed in your iTunes, look for matches in its database of concerts planned for your city or town (established by your IP address), and generate a calendar of upcoming shows, displaying both the date and the venue.

It's absolutely easy to use by enabling my iTunes' ''visualizer'' feature, I was able to see that Beach House, The Books, M. Ward, Yo La Tengo, and Beirut will all be visiting New York over the next two months. Let's quickly review why you should install this nifty plug-in: It's handy.

It's easy to download. It's easy to use. And.

.. IT''S FREE!

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