NKOTBSB Offer Live PPV Stream on Facebook

NKOTBSB Offer Live PPV Stream on Facebook

LOS ANGELES, April 20, 2012/PRNewswire/ --

NKOTBSB to stream their London show live on Facebook

The April 29th live O2 show featuring two of the biggest pop bands of the last 20
years, New Kids on the Block and The Backstreet Boys, will set yet another milestone.

After the announcement of the cinema cast live to cinemas across Europe earlier this
month, the bands were inundated with fan inquiries from all over the world, all wondering
why the show could not be brought to a theater in their city.

Overwhelmed by the enthusiasm of their fans, NKOTBSB are proud to announce that their
April 29 live show can now be watched by everyone around the globe thanks to an exclusive
live stream, which will be made available on the bands' facebook pages. The ticket to
watch the live stream costs $4.99.

Livebeats, the company co-producing the event with ABC Entertainment, will provide the
player, which will deliver an uninterrupted HD signal in a quality not seen before. The
ticket to watch the show can conveniently be purchased in the player itself.

The Livebeats player is a unique tool for live music streaming. It has been developed
with the intention to provide musicians - 80% of which have never performed in front of an
audience - their own virtual stage.

Livebeats enables musicians, to schedule their show, promote it, invite friends and
share the live performance with the world. Although built primarily for the long tail of
the music scene, the technology and service are fully scalable so as to match the traffic
demand for high profile events like the NKOTBSB show.

Recent live streams delivered by Livebeats include the bands Korn and Scooter, but
also the world premiere concert of Robin and RJ Gibb's "The Titanic Requiem".

http://www.myscreenevent.com/NKOTBSB

For more information please contact:
Vicky on +44(0)1223-403337 vicky@quitegreat.co.uk
or Ellis at north1@quitegreatmusicpr.co.uk

Source: Livebeats and ABC

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