3D WEBCAST UP FOR AWARD!

From KM.com,

Keane 3D webast at Abbey Road from keaneofficial on Vimeo.

We're pleased to report that Keane's 3D webcast has been nominated for The Innovation Award at the UK Music Video Awards 2009. The awards take place on October 13th, 2009 at the Odeon West End in London and "recognise excellence in music video production by UK individuals and companies".

Check out the 3D webcast in all its glory above.

3D IN HD AND RICH'S PHOTOBLOG

From KM.com:

Yes, reach for your 3D glasses again, because we're very pleased to offer you Keane's 3D show from Abbey Road in high definition quality. Enjoy! (It may take a little while to load, but it should look great when it does.)


Keane, Live 3D gig from Abbey Road from Inition on Vimeo.

Some pics of the Richard's Japanese Blog. Tim is the navigator :D

TWIPICS FROM THE WEBCAST

From Twitter's keaneofficial,

We took this in the lads' dressing room earlier, while they warming up...


Rich, Tim and Tom checking out a mini-doc about today in the dressing room earlier


What a 3D webcast dress rehearsal in Abbey Road looks like #1


What a 3D webcast dress rehearsal in Abbey Road looks like #2

WHAT TIME IS THURSDAY'S WEBCAST WHERE YOU ARE?

From KM.com,

As you know, on Thursday (April 2nd) Keane will be unleashing the world's first ever live 3D webcast, from Abbey Road Studios in London. It kicks off at 8pm in London. But what time is that where you are? Here is the answer...

* means the time shown is adjusted for daylight saving time or summer time
Let us know below where you'll be tuning in from...

MAKE YOUR OWN 3D GLASSES

From KM.com,

As you know, on the evening of April 2nd Keane are making history with the world’s first ever live webcast in 3D. Special Keane 3D glasses have been given away with 7-inch copies of Better Than This. But if you'd like to make your own, then we've knocked together this template for you (to print it, right-click the instructions, then select "view image" or "show picture", then print).

Email us a picture of how you get on to ontour@keanemusic.com...

And if you really can't find any coloured cellophane, then one alternative is to use felt tip/fibre pens to colour a red and a blue patch on a clear plastic CD case, then look through that - not perfect, but it should work!