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Apple Music: Relive Your Favorite Concerts with New Playlist Feature

Apple Music has introduced a new feature that allows users to relive past concerts by creating playlists of the songs performed during those shows. This feature is a great way to reconnect with memories and relive the excitement of a live performance.

How It Works

The new feature is designed to help artists create playlists for their recent performances. This allows fans to relive the experience of the concert by listening to the songs that were played. Users can also check out playlists that artists have created in advance to see what songs they are planning to play at upcoming shows.

Benefits for Users

While this feature is primarily aimed at artists, there are also benefits for regular users. When artists create playlists and share them on social media to promote their upcoming tours or concerts, it's a fantastic way to re-engage with fans who have attended past performances.

Creating a Playlist

To create a playlist on Apple Music, follow these steps:

1. Go to the artist's page on Apple Music.
2. Scroll down to the artist's playlists section.
3. Click on the '+' button next to the artist's playlists or the "Create a playlist" button if you haven't created one yet.
4. Choose the type of show (concert, tour, or residency) and enter the name of the event.
5. Link your artist page on Apple Music to Bandsintown or manually enter the event details, including the location and date.
6. Set the playlist publication date. The playlist will be published based on your local time.
7. Click on "Continue" when you're ready to enjoy your playlist.
8. You can use the search function to add tracks to your playlist, either by song name or by pasting an Apple Music link.

Additional Notes

• You can create multiple playlists for different shows, which will be displayed according to popularity on the artist's page on Apple Music and Shazam pages.
• Please note that any playlists managed by Apple are not editable.