VentureBeat reports that Turntable.fm, the music streaming service,has announced a new platform to broadcast live concerts to listeners. The new platform – Turntable Live – will stream live concerts online and will require users to buy tickets for live shows. Venturebeat says that he site seems to be taking a "Kickstarter-esque" approach to each show. Bands can set a minimum number of tickets they’d like to sell to achieve a funding goal, and for now tickets are just $3. Once inside a virtual concert, ticket holders will have a chance to interact with the band much in the same way that users interact with DJs on Turntable.fm. That means cheers and jeers will be displayed within the room and you’ll have the ability to upload and share pictures with the band. Turntable Live is scheduled to kick off at with a live show from music group Beat Radio and there are plans to stream more shows from the CBGB Fest in New York City this week.http://venturebeat.com/2013/10/08/turntable-fm-starts-streaming-live-concerts/
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