Annoncez vos concerts sur Audiofanzine !

Une nouvelle fonctionnalité a vu le jour ce soir, tout spécialement en vue de la fête de la musique le 21 juin prochain : vous pouvez désormais annoncer vos concerts sur AF.

Il est possible de rechercher les concerts en fonction des critères suivants :

  • par mot-clé (titre du concert)
  • par localité (pays, région, ville, autour de votre code postal
  • par style musical (rock, reggae, jazz, métal, etc.)
  • … et bien sûr par date !

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