An Idea born from a domain name
In 1994, TheSound.com became one of the first websites in the world to offer streaming of radio stations and live events, including the world’s first live Internet concert by a major band, The Rolling Stones, which broadcast on the Mbone.
That feat was considered miraculous at that time because most Internet use was over a dial-up modem with limited bandwidth.
With the advent of the Coronavirus global pandemic, we felt more could to be done to have something meaningful to do with our suddenly abundant free time at home and also to give people a reason to stay indoors.
We are music lovers and tech enthusiasts
This website is the brainchild of a visionary philanthropist and a hard-working web development team who decided to do something to address the boredom of being confined to their homes through their passion for music and live events. Simple in scope, TheSound.com is an event calendar for streaming live shows.
Community Driven
The events and live streams that appear on TheSound.com are submitted by volunteers and members of the global community to promote the sharing and transmission of music and live events through compassion and technology.
