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As the date for its iTunes Festival draws near, Apple has once again added a channel to the Apple TV to live stream the event, and also updated its dedicated iOS app.
The iTunes festival is made up of a series of performances that take place every night in September at The Roundhouse in London. You can’t buy tickets; instead they are given away through local competitions held in certain countries — though the event is streamed free to iOS devices worldwide through the Apple TV and the app.
It was revealed in May that the 60-plus acts slated to take part in the month-long string of gigs this year include Justin Timberlake, Thirty Seconds to Mars, Jack Johnson and Jessie J.
➤ iTunes Festival London | iOS
➤ Via MacRumors
Image Credit: Jonas Roosens via AFP/Getty Images
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