Next week, 1200 indie (and not-so-indie) rock bands will descend upon New York City for the annual CMJ Music Marathon . Keeping up with all the bands playing at bars and clubs across the city, and who is going to which shows, can be a daunting task even for the most dedicated hipsters. But not to fear, SuperGlued just launched a free iPhone app ( iTunes link ) with all the CMJ music show listings (and more) that lets you see Tweets about each show, Tweet out your own messages, and share pictures you take via the app.

Next week, 1200 indie (and not-so-indie) rock bands will descend upon New York City for the annual CMJ Music Marathon . Keeping up with all the bands playing at bars and clubs across the city, and who is going to which shows, can be a daunting task even for the most dedicated hipsters. But not to fear, SuperGlued just launched a free iPhone app ( iTunes link ) with all the CMJ music show listings (and more) that lets you see Tweets about each show, Tweet out your own messages, and share pictures you take via the app.

Perhaps the most interesting observation to come out of yesterday’s Magazine Innovation Summit was not Gawker head Nick Denton’s revelation that “At meetings at Gawker, we quite shamelessly rip off things that magazines do well…We don’t sit around dissecting the New York Times.” Or that Gawker’s habit of posting headlines first and filling in the story later is all part of “stumbling toward the truth…We aim to be accurate over the long term.” Nope! Regular readers of the site are probably all familiar with these habits/editorial mandates.

I like to think that Gawker functions a lot like the Sugababes do these days.

Next week, 1200 indie (and not-so-indie) rock bands will descend upon New York City for the annual CMJ Music Marathon. Keeping up with all the bands playing at bars and clubs across the city, and who is going to which shows, can be a daunting task even for the most dedicated hipsters. But not to fear, SuperGlued just launched a free iPhone app (iTunes link) with all the CMJ music show listings (and more) that lets you see Tweets about each show, Tweet out your own messages, and share

nudawn : YES. via Gawker comments I LOL’ed. If only because, well, it’ll be reality next week.