Custom Band Apps today announced a new multi-tiered pricing model that allows any musician or artist, regardless of budget, to launch an iPhone Web App and/or native App using the Custom Band Apps solution. From cross-platform Web Apps to highly customizable native iPhone Apps, we have an affordable answer to meet your needs. And in every case our solutions allow artists to “stand out from the crowd” by avoiding a single “cookie-cutter” graphical look. Visit our pricing page for the full details.
At Custom Band Apps we build innovative, affordable iPhone OS applications that help you connect with your fans while they’re on the go with their iPhones and iPod touch mobile devices. With more than 45 million of those devices in the marketplace so far, and well over 50 million expected by year’s end, you can be sure your fans are ready and waiting for your new app to make its debut in the iTunes App Store.
The Custom Band Apps platform is dynamic, allowing you to manage the resources available within the application via an easy-to-use web-based content management system. Just login with your username and password and you’re in complete control.
Your application continues to be relevant to your fans over time, always featuring the latest information and content updated by you, including streaming music, news, shows with links to venues and ticket sellers, discography with links to buy tracks on iTunes and CDs from the online retailers of your choice, video, photos, history/bio information, links to your website, merch store, email list, Twitter, MySpace, Facebook and more…
The iPhone OS 3.0 software release offers dozens of new features and capabilities including the ability to:
- Search your iPhone
- Cut, copy, and paste
- Send photos, contacts, audio files, and location via MMS*
- Read and compose email and text messages in landscape
And as developers we’re excited about the 1,000 new APIs and other tools Apple has made available to us that open the door to the creation of new features that were not previously possible.
John Nolan began his musical career in Taking Back Sunday in 2000. After releasing Tell All Your Friends in 2002, and touring with the band for three years, John moved on to start Straylight Run. Straylight Run released their self titled debut album in 2004. To date they have released: Straylight Run (2004), Prepare To Be Wrong EP (2005), The Needles The Space (2007), Un Mas Dos EP (2008), and About Time EP (2009 in production). Straylight Run continues to tour and write music and is currently preparing to release their latest EP. [click to continue…]
